agrarianize – English verb conjugation

English verb forms of agrarianize

Nominal Forms

Infinitive: to agrarianize
Participle: agrarianized
Gerund: agrarianizing

Cognates

-

Indicative

Present

Iagrarianize
youagrarianize
he;she;itagrarianizes
weagrarianize
youagrarianize
theyagrarianize

Perfect

Ihave agrarianized
youhave agrarianized
he;she;ithas agrarianized
wehave agrarianized
youhave agrarianized
theyhave agrarianized

Past

Iagrarianized
youagrarianized
he;she;itagrarianized
weagrarianized
youagrarianized
theyagrarianized

Pluperfect

Ihad agrarianized
youhad agrarianized
he;she;ithad agrarianized
wehad agrarianized
youhad agrarianized
theyhad agrarianized

Future

Iwill agrarianize
youwill agrarianize
he;she;itwill agrarianize
wewill agrarianize
youwill agrarianize
theywill agrarianize

Future Perfect

Iwill have agrarianized
youwill have agrarianized
he;she;itwill have agrarianized
wewill have agrarianized
youwill have agrarianized
theywill have agrarianized

Subjunctive

Present

Iagrarianize
youagrarianize
he;she;itagrarianize
weagrarianize
youagrarianize
theyagrarianize

Perfect

Ihave agrarianized
youhave agrarianized
he;she;ithave agrarianized
wehave agrarianized
youhave agrarianized
theyhave agrarianized

Imperfect

Iagrarianized
youagrarianized
he;she;itagrarianized
weagrarianized
youagrarianized
theyagrarianized

Pluperfect

Ihad agrarianized
youhad agrarianized
he;she;ithad agrarianized
wehad agrarianized
youhad agrarianized
theyhad agrarianized

Conditional

Present

Iwould agrarianize
youwould agrarianize
he;she;itwould agrarianize
wewould agrarianize
youwould agrarianize
theywould agrarianize

Perfect

Iwould have agrarianized
youwould have agrarianized
he;she;itwould have agrarianized
wewould have agrarianized
youwould have agrarianized
theywould have agrarianized

Imperative

youagrarianize
weLet's agrarianize
youagrarianize

Progressive (Continuous) Forms

Indicative

Present

Iam agrarianizing
youare agrarianizing
he;she;itis agrarianizing
weare agrarianizing
youare agrarianizing
theyare agrarianizing

Perfect

Ihave been agrarianizing
youhave been agrarianizing
he;she;ithas been agrarianizing
wehave been agrarianizing
youhave been agrarianizing
theyhave been agrarianizing

Past

Iwas agrarianizing
youwere agrarianizing
he;she;itwas agrarianizing
wewere agrarianizing
youwere agrarianizing
theywere agrarianizing

Pluperfect

Ihad been agrarianizing
youhad been agrarianizing
he;she;ithad been agrarianizing
wehad been agrarianizing
youhad been agrarianizing
theyhad been agrarianizing

Future

Iwill be agrarianizing
youwill be agrarianizing
he;she;itwill be agrarianizing
wewill be agrarianizing
youwill be agrarianizing
theywill be agrarianizing

Future Perfect

Iwill have been agrarianizing
youwill have been agrarianizing
he;she;itwill have been agrarianizing
wewill have been agrarianizing
youwill have been agrarianizing
theywill have been agrarianizing

Conditional

Present

Iwould be agrarianizing
youwould be agrarianizing
he;she;itwould be agrarianizing
wewould be agrarianizing
youwould be agrarianizing
theywould be agrarianizing

Perfect

Iwould have been agrarianizing
youwould have been agrarianizing
he;she;itwould have been agrarianizing
wewould have been agrarianizing
youwould have been agrarianizing
theywould have been agrarianizing

Other

Synonyms & Antonyms

Additional Information

Phrasal Verbs

Etymology

From agrarian + -ize.

Sample Sentences

  • Their living conditions had begun to deteriorate, initially with the administrative attempts to agrarianize their land .The attmpts to transform the Ainu into farmers were, however, not successful. [2013, Katarina Sjoberg, The Return of Ainu, page 122:]
  • Traditionally, Hitler's has been seen as a determinedly atavistic ideology, with his admiration of healthy peasant life and his dislike of urban culture reflecting a desire to 're-agrarianize' Germany, to turn back the clock and put the industrial revolution into reverse, recreating Germany as a pre-industrial idyll. [2014, Neil Gregor, How To Read Hitler:]
  • Man "has been industrialized to the limit. Now agrarianize him. Somewhat." [2017, Anselm L. Strauss, Images of the American City:]