downweight – English verb conjugation

English verb forms of downweight

Nominal Forms

Infinitive: to downweight
Participle: downweighted
Gerund: downweighting

Cognates

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Indicative

Present

I	downweight
you	downweight
he;she;it	downweights
we	downweight
you	downweight
they	downweight

Perfect

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

Past

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

Pluperfect

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

Future

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

Future Perfect

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

Subjunctive

Present

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

Perfect

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

Imperfect

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

Pluperfect

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

Conditional

Present

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

Perfect

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

Imperative

you	downweight
we	Let's downweight
you	downweight

Progressive (Continuous) Forms

Indicative

Present

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

Perfect

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

Past

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

Pluperfect

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

Future

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

Future Perfect

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

Conditional

Present

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

Perfect

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

Other

Verbs conjugated like 'downweight'

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 'downweight'

downweigh, downlight, deweight, unweight, dogfight, downlist, downselect, downshift, foreweigh, lowlight,

Synonyms & Antonyms

Additional Information

Phrasal Verbs

Etymology

From down- + weight.

Sample Sentences

In addition, both adaptive and robust methods downweight outliers. Note that, if a large sample is taken, the M-estimation procedure will generally downweight some of the largest residuals, even if the error terms were normally distributed. [2004, Thomas W. O'Gorman, Applied Adaptive Statistical Methods: Tests of Significance and Confidence Intervals, SIAM, →ISBN, page 12:]