co-opt – English verb conjugation

English verb forms of co-opt

Nominal Forms

Infinitive: to co-opt
Participle: co-opted
Gerund: co-opting

Cognates

-

Indicative

Present

Ico-opt
youco-opt
he;she;itco-opts
weco-opt
youco-opt
theyco-opt

Perfect

Ihave co-opted
youhave co-opted
he;she;ithas co-opted
wehave co-opted
youhave co-opted
theyhave co-opted

Past

Ico-opted
youco-opted
he;she;itco-opted
weco-opted
youco-opted
theyco-opted

Pluperfect

Ihad co-opted
youhad co-opted
he;she;ithad co-opted
wehad co-opted
youhad co-opted
theyhad co-opted

Future

Iwill co-opt
youwill co-opt
he;she;itwill co-opt
wewill co-opt
youwill co-opt
theywill co-opt

Future Perfect

Iwill have co-opted
youwill have co-opted
he;she;itwill have co-opted
wewill have co-opted
youwill have co-opted
theywill have co-opted

Subjunctive

Present

Ico-opt
youco-opt
he;she;itco-opt
weco-opt
youco-opt
theyco-opt

Perfect

Ihave co-opted
youhave co-opted
he;she;ithave co-opted
wehave co-opted
youhave co-opted
theyhave co-opted

Imperfect

Ico-opted
youco-opted
he;she;itco-opted
weco-opted
youco-opted
theyco-opted

Pluperfect

Ihad co-opted
youhad co-opted
he;she;ithad co-opted
wehad co-opted
youhad co-opted
theyhad co-opted

Conditional

Present

Iwould co-opt
youwould co-opt
he;she;itwould co-opt
wewould co-opt
youwould co-opt
theywould co-opt

Perfect

Iwould have co-opted
youwould have co-opted
he;she;itwould have co-opted
wewould have co-opted
youwould have co-opted
theywould have co-opted

Imperative

youco-opt
weLet's co-opt
youco-opt

Progressive (Continuous) Forms

Indicative

Present

Iam co-opting
youare co-opting
he;she;itis co-opting
weare co-opting
youare co-opting
theyare co-opting

Perfect

Ihave been co-opting
youhave been co-opting
he;she;ithas been co-opting
wehave been co-opting
youhave been co-opting
theyhave been co-opting

Past

Iwas co-opting
youwere co-opting
he;she;itwas co-opting
wewere co-opting
youwere co-opting
theywere co-opting

Pluperfect

Ihad been co-opting
youhad been co-opting
he;she;ithad been co-opting
wehad been co-opting
youhad been co-opting
theyhad been co-opting

Future

Iwill be co-opting
youwill be co-opting
he;she;itwill be co-opting
wewill be co-opting
youwill be co-opting
theywill be co-opting

Future Perfect

Iwill have been co-opting
youwill have been co-opting
he;she;itwill have been co-opting
wewill have been co-opting
youwill have been co-opting
theywill have been co-opting

Conditional

Present

Iwould be co-opting
youwould be co-opting
he;she;itwould be co-opting
wewould be co-opting
youwould be co-opting
theywould be co-opting

Perfect

Iwould have been co-opting
youwould have been co-opting
he;she;itwould have been co-opting
wewould have been co-opting
youwould have been co-opting
theywould have been co-opting

Other

Verbs conjugated like 'co-opt'

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 'co-opt'

co-op, coopt, co-host, co-own, coapt, cohort, cohost, compt, coop, coöpt,

Synonyms & Antonyms

Synonyms

to include as a constituent part or functionality
absorb, add on, assimilate, corporate, incorporate, incorpse, integrate, subsume, swallow

Additional Information

Phrasal Verbs

Etymology

From Latin cooptō (“to choose, elect”), from co(m)- + optō (“to opt”). See: Latin 'cooptō'.

Sample Sentences

  • Artists' engagement with bleeding-edge tech will always have the potential to critique its destructive civil and military applications, as well as the potential to be co-opted by them—as propaganda or R&D—as the rise of the so-called knowledge economy has amply demonstrated. [2009, chapter 2, in Josephine Berry Slater, Pauline van Mourik Broekman, editors, Proud to be Flesh, →ISBN:]
  • In the resolution between the culture and the counterculture, it is impossible to tell who co-opted whom, because in reality the bohemians and the bourgeois co-opted each other. They emerge from this process as bourgeois bohemians, or Bobos. [2000, David Brooks, Bobos in Paradise […] , Simon & Schuster, →ISBN, page 43:]
  • Its opening track, Mastermind, offers one possible answer to a theoretical question about what prog rock might have sounded like in the highly unlikely event that it had co-opted Giorgio Moroder’s brand of electronic disco: nearly seven meandering, episodic minutes of unlikely chord changes […] [2016 July 7, Alexis Petridis, “Roísín Murphy: Take Her Up to Monto review – still too strange for the bigtime”, in The Guardian:]