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facio dilabi

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Latin

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Etymology

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Literally "to cause to disintegrate" (Dīlābī is used for the intransitive sense of "to disintegrate.")

Verb

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faciō dīlābī (present infinitive facere dīlābī, perfect active fēcī dīlābī, supine factum dīlābī); third conjugation -variant

  1. (transitive) to disintegrate

Usage notes

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The passive is rare, but can be used in place of dīlābī itself to specify that the disintegrated thing was made to disintegrate by someone else or something else.

Conjugation

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