outreport – English verb conjugation

English verb forms of outreport

Nominal Forms

Infinitive: to outreport
Participle: outreported
Gerund: outreporting

Cognates

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Indicative

Present

I	outreport
you	outreport
he;she;it	outreports
we	outreport
you	outreport
they	outreport

Perfect

I	have outreported
you	have outreported
he;she;it	has outreported
we	have outreported
you	have outreported
they	have outreported

Past

I	outreported
you	outreported
he;she;it	outreported
we	outreported
you	outreported
they	outreported

Pluperfect

I	had outreported
you	had outreported
he;she;it	had outreported
we	had outreported
you	had outreported
they	had outreported

Future

I	will outreport
you	will outreport
he;she;it	will outreport
we	will outreport
you	will outreport
they	will outreport

Future Perfect

I	will have outreported
you	will have outreported
he;she;it	will have outreported
we	will have outreported
you	will have outreported
they	will have outreported

Subjunctive

Present

I	outreport
you	outreport
he;she;it	outreport
we	outreport
you	outreport
they	outreport

Perfect

I	have outreported
you	have outreported
he;she;it	have outreported
we	have outreported
you	have outreported
they	have outreported

Imperfect

I	outreported
you	outreported
he;she;it	outreported
we	outreported
you	outreported
they	outreported

Pluperfect

I	had outreported
you	had outreported
he;she;it	had outreported
we	had outreported
you	had outreported
they	had outreported

Conditional

Present

I	would outreport
you	would outreport
he;she;it	would outreport
we	would outreport
you	would outreport
they	would outreport

Perfect

I	would have outreported
you	would have outreported
he;she;it	would have outreported
we	would have outreported
you	would have outreported
they	would have outreported

Imperative

you	outreport
we	Let's outreport
you	outreport

Progressive (Continuous) Forms

Indicative

Present

I	am outreporting
you	are outreporting
he;she;it	is outreporting
we	are outreporting
you	are outreporting
they	are outreporting

Perfect

I	have been outreporting
you	have been outreporting
he;she;it	has been outreporting
we	have been outreporting
you	have been outreporting
they	have been outreporting

Past

I	was outreporting
you	were outreporting
he;she;it	was outreporting
we	were outreporting
you	were outreporting
they	were outreporting

Pluperfect

I	had been outreporting
you	had been outreporting
he;she;it	had been outreporting
we	had been outreporting
you	had been outreporting
they	had been outreporting

Future

I	will be outreporting
you	will be outreporting
he;she;it	will be outreporting
we	will be outreporting
you	will be outreporting
they	will be outreporting

Future Perfect

I	will have been outreporting
you	will have been outreporting
he;she;it	will have been outreporting
we	will have been outreporting
you	will have been outreporting
they	will have been outreporting

Conditional

Present

I	would be outreporting
you	would be outreporting
he;she;it	would be outreporting
we	would be outreporting
you	would be outreporting
they	would be outreporting

Perfect

I	would have been outreporting
you	would have been outreporting
he;she;it	would have been outreporting
we	would have been outreporting
you	would have been outreporting
they	would have been outreporting

Other

Verbs conjugated like 'outreport'

abandon, abduct, abear, aberr, abject, abord, abort, abound, abraid, abray, abrook, abscind, abscond, absist, absorb, abstain, abstract, accend, accent, accept, etc. (List truncated at 20 verbs)

Verbs similar to 'outreport'

outsport, misreport, outroot, overreport, purport, report, rereport, antiport, deport, homeport,

Synonyms & Antonyms

Additional Information

Phrasal Verbs

Etymology

From out- + report.

Sample Sentences

For the next three decades, she wrote for wire services from Cambodia, Sri Lanka, Afghanistan, Indonesia, Korea, Hong Kong, the Philippines and India, living outside the usual expat neighborhoods, learning the languages, outreporting many of her younger colleagues and using her own modest income to supplement the salaries of in-country wire-service staff. [2007 December 30, Maggie Jones, “She Was Supposed to Be Dead”, in New York Times:]