underpoint – English verb conjugation

English verb forms of underpoint

Nominal Forms

Infinitive: to underpoint
Participle: underpointed
Gerund: underpointing

Cognates

-

Indicative

Present

Iunderpoint
youunderpoint
he;she;itunderpoints
weunderpoint
youunderpoint
theyunderpoint

Perfect

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

Past

Iunderpointed
youunderpointed
he;she;itunderpointed
weunderpointed
youunderpointed
theyunderpointed

Pluperfect

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

Future

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

Future Perfect

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

Subjunctive

Present

Iunderpoint
youunderpoint
he;she;itunderpoint
weunderpoint
youunderpoint
theyunderpoint

Perfect

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

Imperfect

Iunderpointed
youunderpointed
he;she;itunderpointed
weunderpointed
youunderpointed
theyunderpointed

Pluperfect

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

Conditional

Present

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

Perfect

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

Imperative

youunderpoint
weLet's underpoint
youunderpoint

Progressive (Continuous) Forms

Indicative

Present

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

Perfect

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

Past

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

Pluperfect

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

Future

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

Future Perfect

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

Conditional

Present

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

Perfect

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

Other

Verbs conjugated like 'underpoint'

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)

Synonyms & Antonyms

Additional Information

Phrasal Verbs

Etymology

From under- + point.

Sample Sentences

  • Curiously, he does not underpoint letters to indicate deletion or insert letters above the line; he simply tries again. [1948, Urban Tigner Holmes, Mediaeval studies in honor of Jeremiah Denis Matthias Ford:]
  • One might disagree with the emendation, but that is beside the point: it would be inapposite to retain oftost and simply underpoint the first t, since the change presumably introduced by the scribe is not a mere alteration of form but a misapprehension, and this should be signalled by emendation and the use of italics. [2007, Andrew Wawn, Graham Johnson, John Walter, Constructing Nations, Reconstructing Myth, page 147:]
  • Klaeber's practice varies: he underpoints the inflectional vowel in bonan OngenÞēoẹs 1968ᵃ, but in oððe him OngenÞeowes 2475ᵃ he leaves off the macron and, evidently, assumes resolution. [2008, R.D. Fulk, Robert E. Bjork, John D Niles, Klaeber's Beowulf, →ISBN:]
  • I would like to underpoint that. Your statement is that your local in the heavy construction as contrasted to the other construction, is not on strike against anybody? [1953, United States. Congress. House. Committee on Education and Labor, Strikes and Racketeering in the Kansas City Area:]
  • I see a man who struggles for identity”: these lines underpoint the theme of this long poem which might be more effective without the “bondage of Rhyming”—to quote William Blake. [1977, Outposts - Issues 112-115, page 38:]
  • This again underpoints the vulnerability of climacteric women. [1984, John Gerald Greene, The Social and Psychological Origins of the Climacteric Syndrome:]
  • When the plates are firmly secured to the walls with the proper wall anchors all the interstices between the wedges should be underpointed with mortar. [1891, Carpentry and Building - Volume 13, page 37:]
  • The most suitable material has proved to be the seconds or thirds types of Welsh slate laid on stout battens and well underpointed in haired mortar, gauged with cement. [1933, Surveyor - Volume 84, page 318:]
  • Pantiles made from Bridgwater Clay must not be torched or underpointed, but the roof should be boarded and felted, battened and counterbattened. [1938, The Architect & Building News - Volume 153, page xlv:]
  • This gives us a good idea of how much water is down there and how many well-points we need to dewater the area,” Huber explains. “On our projects. we always try to overpoint rather than underpoint. [1977, The Excavating Engineer - Volume 71:]
  • If the patient then attempts to fix with the good eye, it will underpoint. [1947, The Extrinsic Eye Muscles, page 52:]