ppl. a. Obs. [f. L. cærule-us + -ATE + -ED.] Made cerulean, colored blue.

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1634.  Sir T. Herbert, Trav., 119. Mosques & Hummums or Baths … there are, resplendent with the Azure paint wherewith they are ceruleated.

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1680.  Morden, Geog. Rect., Persia (1685), 385. Cupoloes curiously cæruleated with a feigned Turquoise.

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