befleck – English verb conjugation

English verb forms of befleck

Nominal Forms

Infinitive: to befleck
Participle: beflecked
Gerund: beflecking

Cognates

-

Indicative

Present

Ibefleck
youbefleck
he;she;itbeflecks
webefleck
youbefleck
theybefleck

Perfect

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

Past

Ibeflecked
youbeflecked
he;she;itbeflecked
webeflecked
youbeflecked
theybeflecked

Pluperfect

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

Future

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

Future Perfect

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

Subjunctive

Present

Ibefleck
youbefleck
he;she;itbefleck
webefleck
youbefleck
theybefleck

Perfect

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

Imperfect

Ibeflecked
youbeflecked
he;she;itbeflecked
webeflecked
youbeflecked
theybeflecked

Pluperfect

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

Conditional

Present

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

Perfect

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

Imperative

youbefleck
weLet's befleck
youbefleck

Progressive (Continuous) Forms

Indicative

Present

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

Perfect

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

Past

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

Pluperfect

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

Future

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

Future Perfect

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

Conditional

Present

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

Perfect

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

Other

Verbs conjugated like 'befleck'

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)

Verbs similar to 'befleck'

bedeck, beflea, beflee, befuck, begeck, belick, belock, bewreck, bleck, deflect,

Synonyms & Antonyms

Additional Information

Phrasal Verbs

Etymology

From be- + fleck.

Sample Sentences

  • The world is filled with changeful light,
  • The clouds befleck the sky,
  • And o’er the fields, to harvest white,
  • The trooping shadows fly. [1854, Jonathan Freke Slingsby, “A Slingsby Wedding, and the Doings Thereat”, in The Dublin University Magazine, A Literary and Political Journal, volume 44:]
  • I am not of those Fairies seen
  • Tripping by moonlight on the green,
  • Whose dewdrop bumpers, nightly poured,
  • Befleck the mushroom’s virgin board,
  • […] [1867, James Russell Lowell, “Hob Gobbling’s Song”, in Our Young Folks, volume 3:]
  • Soon the heaps of rags become transformed into dark shapeless masses, patches of black which befleck the rosy gray of the enchanted city; but ever and anon a cough or a groan may be heard, and sometimes a leg or an arm protrudes from the ragged heap and stretches itself quiveringly into the air. [1903, Pierre Loti, India:]
  • The buttercups befleck the hills with gold,
  • The bluejay calls, the lusty robin sings;
  • I look across the landscape and, behold!
  • The birds have brought the Southland on their wings. [1906, Nixon Waterman, “The Year’s Procession”, in Appleton’s Magazine, volume 8:]