confœderate – English verb conjugation

English verb forms of confœderate

Nominal Forms

Infinitive: to confœderate
Participle: confœderated
Gerund: confœderating

Cognates

-

Indicative

Present

I	confœderate
you	confœderate
he;she;it	confœderates
we	confœderate
you	confœderate
they	confœderate

Perfect

I	have confœderated
you	have confœderated
he;she;it	has confœderated
we	have confœderated
you	have confœderated
they	have confœderated

Past

I	confœderated
you	confœderated
he;she;it	confœderated
we	confœderated
you	confœderated
they	confœderated

Pluperfect

I	had confœderated
you	had confœderated
he;she;it	had confœderated
we	had confœderated
you	had confœderated
they	had confœderated

Future

I	will confœderate
you	will confœderate
he;she;it	will confœderate
we	will confœderate
you	will confœderate
they	will confœderate

Future Perfect

I	will have confœderated
you	will have confœderated
he;she;it	will have confœderated
we	will have confœderated
you	will have confœderated
they	will have confœderated

Subjunctive

Present

I	confœderate
you	confœderate
he;she;it	confœderate
we	confœderate
you	confœderate
they	confœderate

Perfect

I	have confœderated
you	have confœderated
he;she;it	have confœderated
we	have confœderated
you	have confœderated
they	have confœderated

Imperfect

I	confœderated
you	confœderated
he;she;it	confœderated
we	confœderated
you	confœderated
they	confœderated

Pluperfect

I	had confœderated
you	had confœderated
he;she;it	had confœderated
we	had confœderated
you	had confœderated
they	had confœderated

Conditional

Present

I	would confœderate
you	would confœderate
he;she;it	would confœderate
we	would confœderate
you	would confœderate
they	would confœderate

Perfect

I	would have confœderated
you	would have confœderated
he;she;it	would have confœderated
we	would have confœderated
you	would have confœderated
they	would have confœderated

Imperative

you	confœderate
we	Let's confœderate
you	confœderate

Progressive (Continuous) Forms

Indicative

Present

I	am confœderating
you	are confœderating
he;she;it	is confœderating
we	are confœderating
you	are confœderating
they	are confœderating

Perfect

I	have been confœderating
you	have been confœderating
he;she;it	has been confœderating
we	have been confœderating
you	have been confœderating
they	have been confœderating

Past

I	was confœderating
you	were confœderating
he;she;it	was confœderating
we	were confœderating
you	were confœderating
they	were confœderating

Pluperfect

I	had been confœderating
you	had been confœderating
he;she;it	had been confœderating
we	had been confœderating
you	had been confœderating
they	had been confœderating

Future

I	will be confœderating
you	will be confœderating
he;she;it	will be confœderating
we	will be confœderating
you	will be confœderating
they	will be confœderating

Future Perfect

I	will have been confœderating
you	will have been confœderating
he;she;it	will have been confœderating
we	will have been confœderating
you	will have been confœderating
they	will have been confœderating

Conditional

Present

I	would be confœderating
you	would be confœderating
he;she;it	would be confœderating
we	would be confœderating
you	would be confœderating
they	would be confœderating

Perfect

I	would have been confœderating
you	would have been confœderating
he;she;it	would have been confœderating
we	would have been confœderating
you	would have been confœderating
they	would have been confœderating

Other

Verbs conjugated like 'confœderate'

abacinate, abalienate, abase, abate, abbreviate, abdicate, abduce, aberrate, aberuncate, abirritate, abjudge, abjudicate, abjugate, abjure, ablactate, ablaqueate, able, ablegate, abligate, abnegate, etc. (List truncated at 20 verbs)

Verbs similar to 'confœderate'

confederate, considerate, concamerate, configurate, conflagrate, congenerate, connumerate, fœderate, ponderate, cancerate,

Synonyms & Antonyms

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Etymology

Sample Sentences

[…] scituation is the same now as it was before our confœderating, and ever since, and affords noe more ground now to dissanull the coven[an]t then before; […] [1937, Isabel MacBeath Calder, Letters of John Davenport: Puritan Divine, Yale University Press, page 247:]