macadamize – English verb conjugation

English verb forms of macadamize

Nominal Forms

Infinitive: to macadamize
Participle: macadamized
Gerund: macadamizing

Cognates

-

Indicative

Present

Imacadamize
youmacadamize
he;she;itmacadamizes
wemacadamize
youmacadamize
theymacadamize

Perfect

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

Past

Imacadamized
youmacadamized
he;she;itmacadamized
wemacadamized
youmacadamized
theymacadamized

Pluperfect

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

Future

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

Future Perfect

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

Subjunctive

Present

Imacadamize
youmacadamize
he;she;itmacadamize
wemacadamize
youmacadamize
theymacadamize

Perfect

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

Imperfect

Imacadamized
youmacadamized
he;she;itmacadamized
wemacadamized
youmacadamized
theymacadamized

Pluperfect

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

Conditional

Present

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

Perfect

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

Imperative

youmacadamize
weLet's macadamize
youmacadamize

Progressive (Continuous) Forms

Indicative

Present

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

Perfect

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

Past

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

Pluperfect

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

Future

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

Future Perfect

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

Conditional

Present

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

Perfect

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

Other

Synonyms & Antonyms

Synonyms

cover
pave, asphalt, floor, surface, flag, gravel

Additional Information

Phrasal Verbs

Etymology

From macadam + -ize, after Scottish engineer John Loudon McAdam who pioneered this method of road construction around 1820.

Sample Sentences

  • Lo there what mix’d conditions run!
  • The orphan lad; the widow’s son;
  • And Fortune’s favour’d care—
  • The wealthy born, for whom she hath
  • Mac-Adamized the future path—
  • The Nabob’s pamper’d heir! [1824 April 10, Thomas Hood, “Ode on a distant Prospect of Clapham Academy”, in New Monthly Magazine, archived from the original on 19 Jul 2016, pages 355–357:]
  • 1860, Review of Erastus C. Benedict, A Run Through Europe, Harper’s New Monthly Magazine, Volume 21, p. 546,
  • He pointed to the macadamized streets about that great hospital, and said, “The managers applied to the Emperor to macadamize the streets, to prevent the noise, and he did it. He does all that is asked of him.” Some say, however, that the Emperor is so ready to macadamize, because paving stones are so convenient in revolutionary barricades.
  • 1900, Aylmer Maude (translator), The Slavery of Our Times by Leo Tolstoy, Maldon, Essex: The Free Age Press, Chapter 6, p. 55,
  • But even if a means could be found to get all to agree to produce certain articles (though there is no such means, and can be none, except coercion), who, in a free society, without capitalistic production, competition and its law of supply and demand, will decide which articles are to have the preference? Which are to be made first, and which after? Are we first to build the Siberian railway and fortify Port-Arthur, and then macadamise the roads in our country districts, or vice versâ?
  • Though the village has recently got a macadamized road under Prime Ministers Gram Sadak Yojna Scheme and regular bus service has now been provided, there are a number of women who have lost their lives due to not receiving medical aid or help during pregnancy and child birth. [2016 July 8, Ezabir Ali, “Gwalta: On the Line of Hostility”, in Greater Kashmir:]