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in·so·late (in′sō lāt′)

transitive verb insolated -·lat′ed, insolating -·lat′·ing

to expose to the rays of the sun so as to dry, bleach, etc.

Etymology: < L insolatus, pp. of insolare, to expose to the sun < in-, in + sol, the sun

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