appropinquate – English verb conjugation

English verb forms of appropinquate

Nominal Forms

Infinitive: to appropinquate
Participle: appropinquated
Gerund: appropinquating

Cognates

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Indicative

Present

Iappropinquate
youappropinquate
he;she;itappropinquates
weappropinquate
youappropinquate
theyappropinquate

Perfect

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

Past

Iappropinquated
youappropinquated
he;she;itappropinquated
weappropinquated
youappropinquated
theyappropinquated

Pluperfect

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

Future

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

Future Perfect

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

Subjunctive

Present

Iappropinquate
youappropinquate
he;she;itappropinquate
weappropinquate
youappropinquate
theyappropinquate

Perfect

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

Imperfect

Iappropinquated
youappropinquated
he;she;itappropinquated
weappropinquated
youappropinquated
theyappropinquated

Pluperfect

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

Conditional

Present

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

Perfect

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

Imperative

youappropinquate
weLet's appropinquate
youappropinquate

Progressive (Continuous) Forms

Indicative

Present

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

Perfect

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

Past

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

Pluperfect

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

Future

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

Future Perfect

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

Conditional

Present

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

Perfect

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

Other

Synonyms & Antonyms

Additional Information

Phrasal Verbs

Etymology

From Latin appropinquāre (“to approach”), from ad- ("towards") + propinquō (“draw near”), verbalization of propinquus (“near”); compare prope ("near"). See: Latin 'appropinquo'.

Sample Sentences

  • The factor invoked by Kalecki to rationalize the phenomenon, however, appropinquates Sraffa's observations on capital markets. [1995. Ed. John Cunningham Wood, Piero Sraffa: Critical Assessments, page 67]
  • Then thirdly, he [the devil] calumniouſly appropinquated to the Round-heads, but they alſo were buſied about Cheap-ſide Croſſe, ſo that he conſequently ennumerated all into his own Catalogue [1873. John Taylor, Published by the Spencer Society; Works of John Taylor The Water Poet not Included in the Folio Volume of 1630: Second Collection, page 22]