atrede

English

Etymology

From Middle English atreden, equivalent to at- (“beyond, out-”) +‎ rede (“counsel, advice”).

Verb

atrede (third-person singular simple present atredes, present participle atreding, simple past and past participle atred or atredd)

(transitive, obsolete) To surpass or outdo in counsel.

Anagrams

derate, e-trade, red tea, redate, teared

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