Obs. [f. as prec. + -ATE3.] trans. a. To give embryonic existence to; in quot. fig. b. To load or fill as with an embryo or germ; to impregnate.
1671. Glanvill, Disc. M. Stubbe, 15. The Royal Society [was] as it were embryonated there.
1687. Ess. Tunbridge Waters, in Harl. Misc., I. 587. Divers seminary principles with which they [chalybeate waters] are embryonated.
