pathologise – English verb conjugation

English verb forms of pathologise

Nominal Forms

Infinitive: to pathologise
Participle: pathologised
Gerund: pathologising

Cognates

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Indicative

Present

I	pathologise
you	pathologise
he;she;it	pathologises
we	pathologise
you	pathologise
they	pathologise

Perfect

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

Past

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

Pluperfect

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

Future

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

Future Perfect

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

Subjunctive

Present

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

Perfect

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

Imperfect

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

Pluperfect

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

Conditional

Present

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

Perfect

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

Imperative

you	pathologise
we	Let's pathologise
you	pathologise

Progressive (Continuous) Forms

Indicative

Present

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

Perfect

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

Past

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

Pluperfect

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

Future

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

Future Perfect

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

Conditional

Present

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

Perfect

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

Other

Verbs conjugated like 'pathologise'

abacinate, abalienate, abase, abate, abbreviate, abdicate, abduce, aberrate, aberuncate, abirritate, abjudge, abjudicate, abjugate, abjure, ablactate, ablaqueate, able, ablegate, abligate, abnegate, etc. (List truncated at 20 verbs)

Verbs similar to 'pathologise'

pathologize, anthologise, battologise, mythologise, anthologize, apologise, battologize, catalogise, catholicise, Catholicise,

Synonyms & Antonyms

Additional Information

Phrasal Verbs

Etymology

Sample Sentences

[…] a wider professional complacency about these interventions has encouraged women to see such adjustments as worthwhile, as opposed to what they usually are: an astonishing, almost comically cynical pathologising of the healthy. [2009 January 18, Catherine Bennett, “The beauty industry is at it again ... it's not a pretty sight”, The Observer, in The Guardian:]