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sacrate

Sacrate vs Sucrate - What's the difference?

sacrate | sucrate |


As a verb sacrate

is (obsolete) to consecrate or dedicate.

As an adjective sacrate

is (label) consecrated; hallowed, sacred.

As a noun sucrate is

(chemistry) a compound of sucrose (or some related carbohydrate) with a base, after the analogy of a salt.

Saccate vs Sacrate - What's the difference?

saccate | sacrate |


As adjectives the difference between saccate and sacrate

is that saccate is shaped like a pouch or sac while sacrate is (label) consecrated; hallowed, sacred.

As a verb sacrate is

(obsolete) to consecrate or dedicate.