potentiate (ti as shi)

The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · p. 48
t. [Eng. potent; -iate.] To render active or potent; to give power or potency to. " Potentiated by an especial divine grace."-Cole ridge. IMG:content-1405.png:[blocks in formation] crin(us); Lat. fem. pl. adj. suff. -ide.] Palæont.: A family of Crinoidea (q. v.). po-tër-i-o-cri-nus, s. [Gr. poterion =a drinking cup, and krinon a lilly.] Palcont .: The type-genus of the family Poteriocrinide. Calyx as in Cyathocrinus, but with the upper surface convex, with a very large anal tube. The genus (with several sub-genera) commences in the Silurian, is present in the Devonian, and abounds in the Carboniferous period, after which it disappears.
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