jacobinize – English verb conjugation

English verb forms of jacobinize

Nominal Forms

Infinitive: to jacobinize
Participle: jacobinized
Gerund: jacobinizing

Cognates

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Indicative

Present

Ijacobinize
youjacobinize
he;she;itjacobinizes
wejacobinize
youjacobinize
theyjacobinize

Perfect

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

Past

Ijacobinized
youjacobinized
he;she;itjacobinized
wejacobinized
youjacobinized
theyjacobinized

Pluperfect

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

Future

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

Future Perfect

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

Subjunctive

Present

Ijacobinize
youjacobinize
he;she;itjacobinize
wejacobinize
youjacobinize
theyjacobinize

Perfect

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

Imperfect

Ijacobinized
youjacobinized
he;she;itjacobinized
wejacobinized
youjacobinized
theyjacobinized

Pluperfect

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

Conditional

Present

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

Perfect

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

Imperative

youjacobinize
weLet's jacobinize
youjacobinize

Progressive (Continuous) Forms

Indicative

Present

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

Perfect

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

Past

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

Pluperfect

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

Future

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

Future Perfect

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

Conditional

Present

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

Perfect

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

Other

Synonyms & Antonyms

Additional Information

Phrasal Verbs

Etymology

Sample Sentences

  • Great efforts will be made to jacobinize Massachusetts, and to elect Gerry, though many think Mr. A. will be the jacobin candidate. [1854, Fisher Ames, Seth Amers, John Thornton Kirkland, Works of Fisher Ames:]
  • They assume an attitude towards the government of distrust, if not of hostility, and exert their influence to jacobinize the church instead of destroying her, as the revolution would do if it could. [1884, Orestes Augustus Brownson, The Works of Orestes A. Brownson: Civilization, page 189:]
  • Such unwarrantable steps could not make proselytes of the Catholic military ; it might, in time, make them indifferent to all forms of worship, and thereby jacobinize them upon the French scale, and, perhaps, in the hour of danger, induce them to forget their duty and their loyalty, in order to be revenged of their persecutors. [1895, John Healy, Maynooth College: Its Centenary History, page 694:]