discolour – English verb conjugation

English verb forms of discolour

Nominal Forms

Infinitive: to discolour
Participle: discoloured
Gerund: discolouring

Cognates

-

Indicative

Present

I	discolour
you	discolour
he;she;it	discolours
we	discolour
you	discolour
they	discolour

Perfect

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

Past

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

Pluperfect

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

Future

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

Future Perfect

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

Subjunctive

Present

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

Perfect

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

Imperfect

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

Pluperfect

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

Conditional

Present

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

Perfect

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

Imperative

you	discolour
we	Let's discolour
you	discolour

Progressive (Continuous) Forms

Indicative

Present

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

Perfect

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

Past

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

Pluperfect

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

Future

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

Future Perfect

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

Conditional

Present

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

Perfect

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

Other

Verbs conjugated like 'discolour'

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 'discolour'

discolor, miscolour, decolour, discloud, disclout, disconcur, dishonour, miscolor, becolour, colour,

Synonyms & Antonyms

Antonyms

to change or lose color: colorize

Additional Information

Phrasal Verbs

Etymology

From Middle English discolouren, discoloren, from Old French discolorer, descolorer, equivalent to dis- + colour.

Sample Sentences

Instead, the grime of the steam years which still discoloured many of the best architectural features Betjeman loved has been cleared away, and several of the stations have benefited from major refurbishments which have greatly improved them. [2021 January 13, Christian Wolmar, “Read all about London's Cathedrals of Steam”, in RAIL, issue 922, page 63:]