whitemail – English verb conjugation

English verb forms of whitemail

Nominal Forms

Infinitive: to whitemail
Participle: whitemailed
Gerund: whitemailing

Cognates

-

Indicative

Present

Iwhitemail
youwhitemail
he;she;itwhitemails
wewhitemail
youwhitemail
theywhitemail

Perfect

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

Past

Iwhitemailed
youwhitemailed
he;she;itwhitemailed
wewhitemailed
youwhitemailed
theywhitemailed

Pluperfect

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

Future

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

Future Perfect

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

Subjunctive

Present

Iwhitemail
youwhitemail
he;she;itwhitemail
wewhitemail
youwhitemail
theywhitemail

Perfect

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

Imperfect

Iwhitemailed
youwhitemailed
he;she;itwhitemailed
wewhitemailed
youwhitemailed
theywhitemailed

Pluperfect

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

Conditional

Present

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

Perfect

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

Imperative

youwhitemail
weLet's whitemail
youwhitemail

Progressive (Continuous) Forms

Indicative

Present

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

Perfect

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

Past

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

Pluperfect

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

Future

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

Future Perfect

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

Conditional

Present

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

Perfect

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

Other

Verbs conjugated like 'whitemail'

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 white + mail, by analogy with blackmail.

Sample Sentences

  • Major League Baseball whitemailed ESPN into paying a lot more, and the only thing we can be assured of is that the same old products and announcers will come in clearer in 2000 thanks to digital technology. [2000 January 2, Howard Manly, “Tuning in Memories: Channel Surfing Comes With a Hefty Price Tag”, in Boston Globe:]
  • The ability to whitemail an emotional older man like my father into falling in love with him so that he would help him rise. [2000, Gore Vidal, The Golden Age, →ISBN, page 432:]
  • Sweating heavily under the hot lights, he started off with a diatribe against British policy toward Uganda, especially London's recent decision to cancel a $24 million aid program, which Amin dismissed as "whitemailing." [1973 January 1, “Avenging "Whitemail"”, in Time Magazine, archived from the original on 14 Dec 2008:]