pragmatise – English verb conjugation

English verb forms of pragmatise

Nominal Forms

Infinitive: to pragmatise
Participle: pragmatised
Gerund: pragmatising

Cognates

-

Indicative

Present

Ipragmatise
youpragmatise
he;she;itpragmatises
wepragmatise
youpragmatise
theypragmatise

Perfect

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

Past

Ipragmatised
youpragmatised
he;she;itpragmatised
wepragmatised
youpragmatised
theypragmatised

Pluperfect

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

Future

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

Future Perfect

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

Subjunctive

Present

Ipragmatise
youpragmatise
he;she;itpragmatise
wepragmatise
youpragmatise
theypragmatise

Perfect

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

Imperfect

Ipragmatised
youpragmatised
he;she;itpragmatised
wepragmatised
youpragmatised
theypragmatised

Pluperfect

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

Conditional

Present

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

Perfect

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

Imperative

youpragmatise
weLet's pragmatise
youpragmatise

Progressive (Continuous) Forms

Indicative

Present

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

Perfect

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

Past

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

Pluperfect

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

Future

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

Future Perfect

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

Conditional

Present

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

Perfect

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

Other

Synonyms & Antonyms

Additional Information

Phrasal Verbs

Etymology

Sample Sentences

  • He does not, as was formerly the fashion, pragmatise mythology, i.e. simply drop the supernatural elements, and take the residuum as history; nor, on the other hand, reject it altogether, as utterly useless for historical purposes; but having endeavoured to catch the traditional belief, the impregnating idea which is at work under the ever-changing forms of fable, he uses it with cautious, sagacity as a clue for tracing the course of primeval settlements, and recovering the lost thread of ethnological affinities. [1856, Richard Holt Hutton, Walter Bagehot, The National Review - Volume 2, page 163:]
  • Warfare is said to engage in detailed study of the enemy and his system of operation to identify the chinks in his armour, and then to formulate a strategem to defeat him. Thus it is attempting to pragmatise spiritual warfare. [2007, Russell Sharrock, Spiritual Warfare: A Struggle for Truth, →ISBN, page 309:]
  • In vain are they trying now to pragmatise it; In vain because, in so doing, the flame dies away. [2010, S.S. Bhatti, Songs of the Soul, →ISBN, page 243:]
  • A Movement like ours, so apt to pragmatise, developed its policy in a practical way. [1950, Trades Union Congress, Report of Proceedings at the Annual Trades Union Congress:]
  • This uncomfortable state of affairs exists because many models that are, at best, heuristic work quite well, and in science and technology we frequently pragmatise: If it works it must be right. [1970 October, Edward A. Fletcher, “Fluorocarbon Combustion, Fluorine Supported Combustion Kinetics?”, in The Mechanisms of Pyrolysis, Oxidation, And Buring of Organic Materials, Proceedings of the 4th Materials Research Symposium:]
  • We do not mean to universalise or dogmatise that men and women are equal in all occupations and all situations and do not exclude the need to pragmatise where the requirements of particular employment, the sensitivities of sex or the peculiarity of societal sectors or the handicaps of either sex may compel selectivity. [1987, Rama Mehta, Socio-legal status of women in India, page 66:]