Annunciadet (anunsiad)

[Also Anunciada, Annuntiade, Annonciade (after F. Annonciade, formerly Anonciade, Sp. Anunciada ), also An nunciata (prop. E. form * Annunciate ), nunziata, formerly annuntiata ( ciata), the annunciation to the Virgin Mary, fem. and hence pp. of a name annunziare, of the Virgin the annunciation; also, the annunciation to the Virgin: used as a designation of various orders. See annunciation . annunciate (a-nun'si-at), v. t.; pret. and pp. annunciated, ppr. annunciating . [ annun- ciat , anunciat, pp., ann unci at us , prop. an- nuntiatus, pp. of annuntiare: see announce.] To bring tidings of; announce. [Rare.] Let my death be thus annunciated . Bp . Bull , Corruptions of Ch. of Rome. They do not so properly affirm, as annunciate it. Lamb , Imperfect Sympathies. annunciatet (a-nun'si-at), pp . or a . [See the verb.] Announced; declared (beforehand).