misunderestimate – English verb conjugation

English verb forms of misunderestimate

Nominal Forms

Infinitive: to misunderestimate
Participle: misunderestimated
Gerund: misunderestimating

Cognates

-

Indicative

Present

Imisunderestimate
youmisunderestimate
he;she;itmisunderestimates
wemisunderestimate
youmisunderestimate
theymisunderestimate

Perfect

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

Past

Imisunderestimated
youmisunderestimated
he;she;itmisunderestimated
wemisunderestimated
youmisunderestimated
theymisunderestimated

Pluperfect

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

Future

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

Future Perfect

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

Subjunctive

Present

Imisunderestimate
youmisunderestimate
he;she;itmisunderestimate
wemisunderestimate
youmisunderestimate
theymisunderestimate

Perfect

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

Imperfect

Imisunderestimated
youmisunderestimated
he;she;itmisunderestimated
wemisunderestimated
youmisunderestimated
theymisunderestimated

Pluperfect

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

Conditional

Present

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

Perfect

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

Imperative

youmisunderestimate
weLet's misunderestimate
youmisunderestimate

Progressive (Continuous) Forms

Indicative

Present

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

Perfect

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

Past

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

Pluperfect

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

Future

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

Future Perfect

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

Conditional

Present

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

Perfect

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

Other

Synonyms & Antonyms

Additional Information

Phrasal Verbs

Etymology

From mis- + underestimate, perhaps under influence of misunderstand.

Sample Sentences

  • . . .is almost sure to misunderstand and misunderestimate the significance of the question at hand. [1897 April 17, “American Diplomacy on the Bosphorous”, in The Outlook:]
  • Now in the very earliest years of the eighteenth century it is understandable that, owing to the inevitable, due to our never-to-be-misunderestimated Frederick the Gross . . . [1975, Thomas Merton, My Argument With the Gestapo:]
  • And I think after Three Mile Island, not only does the NRC itself understand that it sadly misunderestimated the number of ways in . . . [1980, Accident at the Three Mile Island Nuclear Powerplant: Oversight Hearings:]
  • . . . not only the disciples within their accounts, had seriously misunderestimated the life and teaching of Jesus. [1992, Adelbert Denaux, John and the Synoptics:]
  • Whatever happened to Espy? Well, what happened to Espy is what happens to people whether you're a former congressman or not. If you understand the power -- if you misunderestimate the power of the intense bureaucracy in these agencies and departments and federal institutions, you go, they stay. [1997 Aug. 29, John Conyers (D-MI), "Delivers Remarks to the Department of Agriculture's Coalition of Minority Employees"]
  • Hence, while anticipating incoming fire, here are several factors for why even the most liberal of Democrats should not "misunderestimate" — my favorite Bushism — our prez. [2003 April 30, Joel Connelly, Seattle Post-Intelligencer:]
  • "I think that anybody who misunderestimates this president is going to have egg on their face in a few years," Rice told me. [2004, Bill Sammon, Misunderestimated: The President Battles Terrorism, John Kerry, and the Bush Haters,, →ISBN, page 347:]
  • The most quoted malamanteau is George W. Bush’s “I misunderestimated”. Others that have evoked smirks have been “miscommunicado” (from “miscommunicate” and “incommunicado”), “insinuendo” (from “innuendo” and “insinuation”), and “squirmish” (“squirm” and “skirmish”). [2017 December 4, Roslyn Petelin, “The horror and pleasure of misused words: from mispronunciation to malapropisms”, in The Conversation, archived from the original on 12 Nov 2024:]