v. Obs. rare. [f. L. efflāgitāt- ppl. stem of efflāgitāre, f. ex out + flāgitāre to demand.] trans. To demand eagerly; to desire eagerly. Hence Efflagitated ppl. a.
1641. Prynne, Antip. Ded., 5. Which long efflagitated difficult worke … the publishing of this Antipathy will much facilitate.
1676. Shadwell, Virtuoso, II. i. 26. The noble enterprise … devoutly to be effligated by all ingenious persons.
