verb
constellate
Constellate (verb) means to gather together into a group.
verb
1
To gather together into a group.
2
To decorate something as if with stars.
3
To come together to form a cluster.
"It’s no surprise that so much fiction constellates around the subject of Henry and his wives."
— Hilary Mantel, Royal Bodies (2013)
4
To shine together as one combined light.
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Etymology
From Latin constēllātus, meaning ‘starred’, the past participle of constēllō. Equivalent to Latin constēllō plus the verb-forming suffix -ate.
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What is the meaning of constellate?
"constellate" (verb) means to gather together into a group.
What is another word for constellate?
Other words for "constellate" include stud, clump, cluster, flock, dot.
What are the different meanings of constellate?
"constellate" has 3 main meanings: 1. To gather together into a group; 2. To decorate something as if with stars; 3. To come together to form a cluster.
