Meanings
plural intenerations
- uncountableusuallyA softening.
inteneration of policing methods without sacrificing discipline
2017, Praveen Kumar, Policing for the New Age1 more example
all things with us tend to rarefaction, and desiccation, and consumption; nothing hardly to condensation and inteneration, except by mixtures and methods that may be called spurious.
1858, Francis Bacon, James Spedding, et al., transl., Instauratio Magna
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