misacknowledge – English verb conjugation

English verb forms of misacknowledge

Nominal Forms

Infinitive: to misacknowledge
Participle: misacknowledged
Gerund: misacknowledging

Cognates

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Indicative

Present

Imisacknowledge
youmisacknowledge
he;she;itmisacknowledges
wemisacknowledge
youmisacknowledge
theymisacknowledge

Perfect

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

Past

Imisacknowledged
youmisacknowledged
he;she;itmisacknowledged
wemisacknowledged
youmisacknowledged
theymisacknowledged

Pluperfect

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

Future

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

Future Perfect

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

Subjunctive

Present

Imisacknowledge
youmisacknowledge
he;she;itmisacknowledge
wemisacknowledge
youmisacknowledge
theymisacknowledge

Perfect

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

Imperfect

Imisacknowledged
youmisacknowledged
he;she;itmisacknowledged
wemisacknowledged
youmisacknowledged
theymisacknowledged

Pluperfect

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

Conditional

Present

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

Perfect

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

Imperative

youmisacknowledge
weLet's misacknowledge
youmisacknowledge

Progressive (Continuous) Forms

Indicative

Present

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

Perfect

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

Past

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

Pluperfect

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

Future

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

Future Perfect

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

Conditional

Present

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

Perfect

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

Other

Synonyms & Antonyms

Additional Information

Phrasal Verbs

Etymology

From mis- + acknowledge.

Sample Sentences

  • I saw him at Ferrara, in so pitteous a plight[…]; misacknowledging [translating mesconnoissant] both himselfe and his labours, which unwitting to him, and even to his face, have been published both uncorrected and maimed. [1603, Michel de Montaigne, chapter 12, in John Florio, transl., The Essayes […], book II, London: […] Val[entine] Simmes for Edward Blount […], →OCLC:]
  • How many do I ordinarily see that mis-acknowledge poverty; how many that wish for death or that pass it without any alarm or affliction? [1901, Robert S Littell, The Living Age, volume CCXXVIII:]