unfather – English verb conjugation

English verb forms of unfather

Nominal Forms

Infinitive: to unfather
Participle: unfatherd
Gerund: unfathering

Cognates

-

Indicative

Present

Iunfather
youunfather
he;she;itunfathers
weunfather
youunfather
theyunfather

Perfect

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

Past

Iunfatherd
youunfatherd
he;she;itunfatherd
weunfatherd
youunfatherd
theyunfatherd

Pluperfect

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

Future

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

Future Perfect

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

Subjunctive

Present

Iunfather
youunfather
he;she;itunfather
weunfather
youunfather
theyunfather

Perfect

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

Imperfect

Iunfatherd
youunfatherd
he;she;itunfatherd
weunfatherd
youunfatherd
theyunfatherd

Pluperfect

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

Conditional

Present

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

Perfect

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

Imperative

youunfather
weLet's unfather
youunfather

Progressive (Continuous) Forms

Indicative

Present

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

Perfect

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

Past

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

Pluperfect

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

Future

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

Future Perfect

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

Conditional

Present

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

Perfect

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

Other

Synonyms & Antonyms

Additional Information

Phrasal Verbs

Etymology

From un- + father.

Sample Sentences

  • A son no son, unfathers me. Earth, sky and deep, rise, come, be father for me: ascend before him into the day, to cover him from all his light, and your annihilation fall on him! [1978, Plays and Players - Issue 1; Issue 26, page 46:]
  • More strongly still: "Visitation unfathers men. This phenomenon gradually strangles the father-child relationship." [2000, Gilbert Meilaender, Things that Count: Essays Moral and Theological, page 234:]
  • Some of these feelings, in all their confusion, press into the flamboyant statement with which he unfathers Cordelia at 1.1.116: The barbarous Scythian Or he that makes his generation messes To gorge his appetite, shall to my bosom Be as well neighbour'd, pitied, and relieved, As thou my sometime daughter. [1979, “CR. The Centennial Review - Volume 23”, in (Please provide the book title or journal name), number 358:]
  • Yet how is the unfathering related to usurpation? Is the situation as Oedipal as its rhetoric suggests? Oedipus encounters and kills a traveler on the road outside Thebes, and by doing so unfathers himself. [1988, J. Douglas Kneale, Monumental writing: aspects of rhetoric in Wordsworth's poetry:]
  • Wendell's mother unfathers him twice-over (through dislike of her first husband) by giving him her maiden name and claiming his conception was immaculate (R, 20, 46-47). [1991, Mary Lynn Broe, Silence and Power: A Reevaluation of Djuna Barnes, page 88:]