misconstrue – English verb conjugation

English verb forms of misconstrue

Nominal Forms

Infinitive: to misconstrue
Participle: misconstrued
Gerund: misconstruing

Cognates

-

Indicative

Present

Imisconstrue
youmisconstrue
he;she;itmisconstrues
wemisconstrue
youmisconstrue
theymisconstrue

Perfect

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

Past

Imisconstrued
youmisconstrued
he;she;itmisconstrued
wemisconstrued
youmisconstrued
theymisconstrued

Pluperfect

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

Future

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

Future Perfect

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

Subjunctive

Present

Imisconstrue
youmisconstrue
he;she;itmisconstrue
wemisconstrue
youmisconstrue
theymisconstrue

Perfect

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

Imperfect

Imisconstrued
youmisconstrued
he;she;itmisconstrued
wemisconstrued
youmisconstrued
theymisconstrued

Pluperfect

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

Conditional

Present

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

Perfect

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

Imperative

youmisconstrue
weLet's misconstrue
youmisconstrue

Progressive (Continuous) Forms

Indicative

Present

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

Perfect

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

Past

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

Pluperfect

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

Future

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

Future Perfect

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

Conditional

Present

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

Perfect

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

Other

Synonyms & Antonyms

Synonyms

misunderstand
misapprehend, distort, misinterpret, pervert, misjudge, exaggerate, misread, mistake

Additional Information

Phrasal Verbs

Etymology

1. c.1374, "to put a wrong construction on" (words or deeds), from mis- (1) + construe (see construct).
2. From Middle English misconstruen, equivalent to mis- + construe.

Sample Sentences

  • [...] you lessons you will do well to follow. Let that poor hand of hers lie gently on your hearts; for there may be something in its healing touch akin to that of the Great Master whose precepts you misconstrue, whose lessons you pervert, of whose charity and sympathy with all the world, not one among you in his daily practice knows as much as many of the worst among those fallen sinners, to whom you are [...] (American Notes for General Circulation)