acupunctuate – English verb conjugation

English verb forms of acupunctuate

Nominal Forms

Infinitive: to acupunctuate
Participle: acupunctuated
Gerund: acupunctuating

Cognates

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Indicative

Present

Iacupunctuate
youacupunctuate
he;she;itacupunctuates
weacupunctuate
youacupunctuate
theyacupunctuate

Perfect

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

Past

Iacupunctuated
youacupunctuated
he;she;itacupunctuated
weacupunctuated
youacupunctuated
theyacupunctuated

Pluperfect

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

Future

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

Future Perfect

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

Subjunctive

Present

Iacupunctuate
youacupunctuate
he;she;itacupunctuate
weacupunctuate
youacupunctuate
theyacupunctuate

Perfect

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

Imperfect

Iacupunctuated
youacupunctuated
he;she;itacupunctuated
weacupunctuated
youacupunctuated
theyacupunctuated

Pluperfect

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

Conditional

Present

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

Perfect

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

Imperative

youacupunctuate
weLet's acupunctuate
youacupunctuate

Progressive (Continuous) Forms

Indicative

Present

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

Perfect

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

Past

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

Pluperfect

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

Future

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

Future Perfect

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

Conditional

Present

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

Perfect

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

Other

Synonyms & Antonyms

Additional Information

Phrasal Verbs

Etymology

From Latin acus (“needle”) + punctuate.

Sample Sentences

  • In the course of these months she was bled, leeched, acupunctuated, […]. [1830, George Tate, A Treatise on Hysteria, page 72:]
  • Indeed, a lady quietly remarked to the writer, with that exquisite sweet malice wherewith French ladies so much delight to acu-punctuate their English sisters, "I have never seen any English lady handle her fan nearly so gracefully as that Basque boy does; they ALWAYS make themselves in a heat by blowing so hard, but look at him." [1865, “A Basque Pastorale”, in Macmillan's Magazine, volume 65, number 9, page 251:]
  • Who do you suppose get acupunctuated better, a Tibetan yak-herd or Chairman Mao? [1975, The American Scholar, volume 44, page 133:]