inconvenience – English verb conjugation

English verb forms of inconvenience

Nominal Forms

Infinitive: to inconvenience
Participle: inconvenienced
Gerund: inconveniencing

Cognates

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Indicative

Present

Iinconvenience
youinconvenience
he;she;itinconveniences
weinconvenience
youinconvenience
theyinconvenience

Perfect

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

Past

Iinconvenienced
youinconvenienced
he;she;itinconvenienced
weinconvenienced
youinconvenienced
theyinconvenienced

Pluperfect

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

Future

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

Future Perfect

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

Subjunctive

Present

Iinconvenience
youinconvenience
he;she;itinconvenience
weinconvenience
youinconvenience
theyinconvenience

Perfect

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

Imperfect

Iinconvenienced
youinconvenienced
he;she;itinconvenienced
weinconvenienced
youinconvenienced
theyinconvenienced

Pluperfect

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

Conditional

Present

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

Perfect

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

Imperative

youinconvenience
weLet's inconvenience
youinconvenience

Progressive (Continuous) Forms

Indicative

Present

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

Perfect

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

Past

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

Pluperfect

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

Future

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

Future Perfect

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

Conditional

Present

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

Perfect

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

Other

Synonyms & Antonyms

Synonyms

trouble
disoblige, discommode, incommode

Antonyms

trouble
boon, blessing, convenience, amusement

Additional Information

Phrasal Verbs

Etymology

From Middle English inconvenience, from Old French inconvenience (“misfortune, calamity, impropriety”) (compare French inconvenance (“impropriety”) and inconvénient (“inconvenience”)), from Late Latin inconvenientia (“inconsistency, incongruity”).

Sample Sentences

  • [...] citizen to keep his word with the public, what would become of the liberty of the subject ? Besides, it is in the way of trade. And if passengers be decoyed in the way of trade, and people be inconvenienced in the way of trade, what man, who is a sharp tradesman himself, shall say, ‘We must put a stop to this ? ’ (American Notes for General Circulation)