effervesce – English verb conjugation

English verb forms of effervesce

Nominal Forms

Infinitive: to effervesce
Participle: effervesced
Gerund: effervescing

Cognates

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Indicative

Present

I	effervesce
you	effervesce
he;she;it	effervesces
we	effervesce
you	effervesce
they	effervesce

Perfect

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

Past

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

Pluperfect

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

Future

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

Future Perfect

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

Subjunctive

Present

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

Perfect

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

Imperfect

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

Pluperfect

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

Conditional

Present

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

Perfect

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

Imperative

you	effervesce
we	Let's effervesce
you	effervesce

Progressive (Continuous) Forms

Indicative

Present

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

Perfect

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

Past

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

Pluperfect

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

Future

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

Future Perfect

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

Conditional

Present

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

Perfect

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

Other

Verbs conjugated like 'effervesce'

abacinate, abalienate, abase, abate, abbreviate, abdicate, abduce, aberrate, aberuncate, abirritate, abjudge, abjudicate, abjugate, abjure, ablactate, ablaqueate, able, ablegate, abligate, abnegate, etc. (List truncated at 20 verbs)

Verbs similar to 'effervesce'

defervesce, effloresce, difference, effierce, efforce, experience, exrerience, reference, accresce, affeeble,

Synonyms & Antonyms

Synonyms

foam: froth, fizz, fizzle, bubble, spew, sputter

Additional Information

Phrasal Verbs

Etymology

From Latin effervescere (“to boil up”). By surface analysis, ef- + Latin ferv- + -esce. See: Latin 'effervesco'.

Verbs referencing "effervesce"

Esperanto eferveski.

Sample Sentences

After some remonstrances, she takes up a champagne bottle, but is frightened by the sudden explosion of the cork, and drops it upon the floor. There the untasted liquor effervesces. [1846, Nathaniel Hawthorne, “The New Adam and Eve”, in Mosses from an Old Manse:]