foreapprove – English verb conjugation

English verb forms of foreapprove

Nominal Forms

Infinitive: to foreapprove
Participle: foreapproved
Gerund: foreapproving

Cognates

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Indicative

Present

Iforeapprove
youforeapprove
he;she;itforeapproves
weforeapprove
youforeapprove
theyforeapprove

Perfect

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

Past

Iforeapproved
youforeapproved
he;she;itforeapproved
weforeapproved
youforeapproved
theyforeapproved

Pluperfect

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

Future

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

Future Perfect

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

Subjunctive

Present

Iforeapprove
youforeapprove
he;she;itforeapprove
weforeapprove
youforeapprove
theyforeapprove

Perfect

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

Imperfect

Iforeapproved
youforeapproved
he;she;itforeapproved
weforeapproved
youforeapproved
theyforeapproved

Pluperfect

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

Conditional

Present

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

Perfect

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

Imperative

youforeapprove
weLet's foreapprove
youforeapprove

Progressive (Continuous) Forms

Indicative

Present

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

Perfect

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

Past

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

Pluperfect

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

Future

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

Future Perfect

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

Conditional

Present

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

Perfect

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

Other

Synonyms & Antonyms

Additional Information

Phrasal Verbs

Etymology

From fore- + approve.

Sample Sentences

  • To foreknow is to foreapprove, or approved before on account of obedience to his will, hence Paul says, "God hath not cast away his people whom he foreknew. [1897, Elijah Hansbrough, Writings:]
  • God purposed from eternity that those whom he foreapproved should be conformed to the image of his Son. [1958, Boyce W. Blackwelder, Light from the Greek New Testament:]
  • Distinct meanings: (1) To know before, whether a person (Acts 26:5), or a thing (II Pet. 3:17). (2) To foreknow with approbation, to foreapprove or make a previous choice of, as a peculiar people (Amos 32, ginoskō in the Septuagint; I Pet. […]) [1984, Spiros Zodhiates, The Hebrew-Greek Key Study Bible:]
  • [It is used] to foreapprove or to make a previous choice of (Romans 8:29). To foreknow is to foreordain as they are logically coordinate terms. [2005, Dr. C. Matthew McMahon, The Two Wills of God:]