disacquaint – English verb conjugation

English verb forms of disacquaint

Nominal Forms

Infinitive: to disacquaint
Participle: disacquainted
Gerund: disacquainting

Cognates

-

Indicative

Present

I	disacquaint
you	disacquaint
he;she;it	disacquaints
we	disacquaint
you	disacquaint
they	disacquaint

Perfect

I	have disacquainted
you	have disacquainted
he;she;it	has disacquainted
we	have disacquainted
you	have disacquainted
they	have disacquainted

Past

I	disacquainted
you	disacquainted
he;she;it	disacquainted
we	disacquainted
you	disacquainted
they	disacquainted

Pluperfect

I	had disacquainted
you	had disacquainted
he;she;it	had disacquainted
we	had disacquainted
you	had disacquainted
they	had disacquainted

Future

I	will disacquaint
you	will disacquaint
he;she;it	will disacquaint
we	will disacquaint
you	will disacquaint
they	will disacquaint

Future Perfect

I	will have disacquainted
you	will have disacquainted
he;she;it	will have disacquainted
we	will have disacquainted
you	will have disacquainted
they	will have disacquainted

Subjunctive

Present

I	disacquaint
you	disacquaint
he;she;it	disacquaint
we	disacquaint
you	disacquaint
they	disacquaint

Perfect

I	have disacquainted
you	have disacquainted
he;she;it	have disacquainted
we	have disacquainted
you	have disacquainted
they	have disacquainted

Imperfect

I	disacquainted
you	disacquainted
he;she;it	disacquainted
we	disacquainted
you	disacquainted
they	disacquainted

Pluperfect

I	had disacquainted
you	had disacquainted
he;she;it	had disacquainted
we	had disacquainted
you	had disacquainted
they	had disacquainted

Conditional

Present

I	would disacquaint
you	would disacquaint
he;she;it	would disacquaint
we	would disacquaint
you	would disacquaint
they	would disacquaint

Perfect

I	would have disacquainted
you	would have disacquainted
he;she;it	would have disacquainted
we	would have disacquainted
you	would have disacquainted
they	would have disacquainted

Imperative

you	disacquaint
we	Let's disacquaint
you	disacquaint

Progressive (Continuous) Forms

Indicative

Present

I	am disacquainting
you	are disacquainting
he;she;it	is disacquainting
we	are disacquainting
you	are disacquainting
they	are disacquainting

Perfect

I	have been disacquainting
you	have been disacquainting
he;she;it	has been disacquainting
we	have been disacquainting
you	have been disacquainting
they	have been disacquainting

Past

I	was disacquainting
you	were disacquainting
he;she;it	was disacquainting
we	were disacquainting
you	were disacquainting
they	were disacquainting

Pluperfect

I	had been disacquainting
you	had been disacquainting
he;she;it	had been disacquainting
we	had been disacquainting
you	had been disacquainting
they	had been disacquainting

Future

I	will be disacquainting
you	will be disacquainting
he;she;it	will be disacquainting
we	will be disacquainting
you	will be disacquainting
they	will be disacquainting

Future Perfect

I	will have been disacquainting
you	will have been disacquainting
he;she;it	will have been disacquainting
we	will have been disacquainting
you	will have been disacquainting
they	will have been disacquainting

Conditional

Present

I	would be disacquainting
you	would be disacquainting
he;she;it	would be disacquainting
we	would be disacquainting
you	would be disacquainting
they	would be disacquainting

Perfect

I	would have been disacquainting
you	would have been disacquainting
he;she;it	would have been disacquainting
we	would have been disacquainting
you	would have been disacquainting
they	would have been disacquainting

Other

Verbs conjugated like 'disacquaint'

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 'disacquaint'

acquaint, preacquaint, reacquaint, unacquaint, disanoint, disappoint, discount, disquiet, acquiet, acquist,

Synonyms & Antonyms

Additional Information

Phrasal Verbs

Etymology

From dis- + acquaint: compare Old French desacointier.

Sample Sentences

Thy ſcourge of ſteele, / (Ay me!) I feele, / Upon me beating ever: / VVhile my ſick heart / VVith diſmall ſmart / Is diſacquainted never. [1648, Robert Herrick, “[His Noble Numbers: Or, His Pious Pieces, […].] To His Angrie God.”, in Hesperides: Or, The Works both Humane & Divine […], London: […] John Williams, and Francis Eglesfield, and are to be sold by Tho[mas] Hunt, […], →OCLC, page 18:]