equivalence – English verb conjugation

English verb forms of equivalence

Nominal Forms

Infinitive: to equivalence
Participle: equivalenced
Gerund: equivalencing

Cognates

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Indicative

Present

Iequivalence
youequivalence
he;she;itequivalences
weequivalence
youequivalence
theyequivalence

Perfect

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

Past

Iequivalenced
youequivalenced
he;she;itequivalenced
weequivalenced
youequivalenced
theyequivalenced

Pluperfect

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

Future

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

Future Perfect

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

Subjunctive

Present

Iequivalence
youequivalence
he;she;itequivalence
weequivalence
youequivalence
theyequivalence

Perfect

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

Imperfect

Iequivalenced
youequivalenced
he;she;itequivalenced
weequivalenced
youequivalenced
theyequivalenced

Pluperfect

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

Conditional

Present

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

Perfect

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

Imperative

youequivalence
weLet's equivalence
youequivalence

Progressive (Continuous) Forms

Indicative

Present

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

Perfect

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

Past

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

Pluperfect

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

Future

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

Future Perfect

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

Conditional

Present

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

Perfect

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

Other

Synonyms & Antonyms

Synonyms

to compensate for, by applying a change in the opposite direction
counterbalance, countervail, offlay, offset, offstand, set off

Additional Information

Phrasal Verbs

Etymology

From French équivalence, from Medieval Latin aequivalentia.

Sample Sentences

  • […] whether the transgression of Eve seducing, did not exceed that of Adam seduced, or whether the resistibility of his reason did not equivalence the facility of her seduction, we shall referre it unto the Schoolman. [1646, Thomas Browne, Pseudodoxia Epidemica, London: Edw. Dod & Nath. Ekins, published 1650, Book I, p. 25:]
  • […] every one being struck with wonder at the vertue and patience of the sufferers, began to think that worthy the enquiring into, which men thought so much better worth then their lives; and these reflections converted more then the best verball expressions, to such auditors, as thought life not to be equivalenced by any compensation. [1647, Tobie Matthew, A Missive of Consolation sent from Flanders, to the Catholikes of England, Louvain, page 53:]