comprobate – English verb conjugation

English verb forms of comprobate

Nominal Forms

Infinitive: to comprobate
Participle: comprobated
Gerund: comprobating

Cognates

-

Indicative

Present

Icomprobate
youcomprobate
he;she;itcomprobates
wecomprobate
youcomprobate
theycomprobate

Perfect

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

Past

Icomprobated
youcomprobated
he;she;itcomprobated
wecomprobated
youcomprobated
theycomprobated

Pluperfect

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

Future

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

Future Perfect

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

Subjunctive

Present

Icomprobate
youcomprobate
he;she;itcomprobate
wecomprobate
youcomprobate
theycomprobate

Perfect

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

Imperfect

Icomprobated
youcomprobated
he;she;itcomprobated
wecomprobated
youcomprobated
theycomprobated

Pluperfect

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

Conditional

Present

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

Perfect

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

Imperative

youcomprobate
weLet's comprobate
youcomprobate

Progressive (Continuous) Forms

Indicative

Present

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

Perfect

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

Past

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

Pluperfect

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

Future

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

Future Perfect

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

Conditional

Present

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

Perfect

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

Other

Synonyms & Antonyms

Synonyms

to be or become united or consistent
accord, agree, cohere, coincide, comport, correspond, harmonize, tally

Additional Information

Phrasal Verbs

Etymology

First attested in 1523; borrowed from Latin comprobātus, perfect passive participle of comprobō (“to approve wholly”), see -ate (verb-forming suffix) and -ate (adjective-forming suffix).

Sample Sentences

  • Ferthermore, His Highnes desireth Your Grace, at such tyme as ye shall call the Spanyardes by fore you, to geve theym libertie to departe, hit may lyke you, in such effectuall wise to declare un to theym, what favour His Highnes bereth to the nation of Spayne and how lothe His Grace wold have ben to have eny warre with theym; that thopinion of his graciouse favour toward theym, comprobate and corroborate by theire discharge, and franke deliveraunce, being by theym reported in Spayne, may move the nobles, and the peple there, to take the more grevousely toward thEymperour, that his unresonable hardenes shold be the cause and occasion of the warre. [1528 March 16, Thomas More, More to Wolsey [Letter], Windsor; published in His Majesty's State Paper Office, State Papers Published Under the Authority of His Majesty's Commission, volume 1, London: George Eyre and Andrew Strahan, 1830, King Henry the Eighth, part 1: Correspondence between the King and Cardinal Wolsey (1518–1530), letter 140, page 286:]
  • Whiche wonderfull sentence, as me seemeth, may wel accorde with our catholike faythe, and be receyued into the commentaryes of the moste perfecte dyuines. For as well that sentence, as al other before rehersed, doo comprobate with holy Scrip­ture, that god is the fountain of Sapience, lyke as he is the souerayne begynnyng of all generation. [1531, Thomas Elyot, chapter 22, in The Boke named the Governour, volume 3:]