An archaic term meaning to swear or take an oath; to curse or swear at someone.
From Latin ejuratus, past participle of ejurare (e- 'out' + jurare 'to swear'). An old legal and religious term for formal oath-taking.
In medieval courts, ejurate had serious consequences—swearing a false oath meant not just legal punishment but spiritual damnation in a deeply religious society.
Complete word intelligence in one call. Free tier — 50 lookups/day.