no-crime – English verb conjugation

English verb forms of no-crime

Nominal Forms

Infinitive: to no-crime
Participle: no-crimed
Gerund: no-criming

Cognates

-

Indicative

Present

Ino-crime
youno-crime
he;she;itno-crimes
weno-crime
youno-crime
theyno-crime

Perfect

Ihave no-crimed
youhave no-crimed
he;she;ithas no-crimed
wehave no-crimed
youhave no-crimed
theyhave no-crimed

Past

Ino-crimed
youno-crimed
he;she;itno-crimed
weno-crimed
youno-crimed
theyno-crimed

Pluperfect

Ihad no-crimed
youhad no-crimed
he;she;ithad no-crimed
wehad no-crimed
youhad no-crimed
theyhad no-crimed

Future

Iwill no-crime
youwill no-crime
he;she;itwill no-crime
wewill no-crime
youwill no-crime
theywill no-crime

Future Perfect

Iwill have no-crimed
youwill have no-crimed
he;she;itwill have no-crimed
wewill have no-crimed
youwill have no-crimed
theywill have no-crimed

Subjunctive

Present

Ino-crime
youno-crime
he;she;itno-crime
weno-crime
youno-crime
theyno-crime

Perfect

Ihave no-crimed
youhave no-crimed
he;she;ithave no-crimed
wehave no-crimed
youhave no-crimed
theyhave no-crimed

Imperfect

Ino-crimed
youno-crimed
he;she;itno-crimed
weno-crimed
youno-crimed
theyno-crimed

Pluperfect

Ihad no-crimed
youhad no-crimed
he;she;ithad no-crimed
wehad no-crimed
youhad no-crimed
theyhad no-crimed

Conditional

Present

Iwould no-crime
youwould no-crime
he;she;itwould no-crime
wewould no-crime
youwould no-crime
theywould no-crime

Perfect

Iwould have no-crimed
youwould have no-crimed
he;she;itwould have no-crimed
wewould have no-crimed
youwould have no-crimed
theywould have no-crimed

Imperative

youno-crime
weLet's no-crime
youno-crime

Progressive (Continuous) Forms

Indicative

Present

Iam no-criming
youare no-criming
he;she;itis no-criming
weare no-criming
youare no-criming
theyare no-criming

Perfect

Ihave been no-criming
youhave been no-criming
he;she;ithas been no-criming
wehave been no-criming
youhave been no-criming
theyhave been no-criming

Past

Iwas no-criming
youwere no-criming
he;she;itwas no-criming
wewere no-criming
youwere no-criming
theywere no-criming

Pluperfect

Ihad been no-criming
youhad been no-criming
he;she;ithad been no-criming
wehad been no-criming
youhad been no-criming
theyhad been no-criming

Future

Iwill be no-criming
youwill be no-criming
he;she;itwill be no-criming
wewill be no-criming
youwill be no-criming
theywill be no-criming

Future Perfect

Iwill have been no-criming
youwill have been no-criming
he;she;itwill have been no-criming
wewill have been no-criming
youwill have been no-criming
theywill have been no-criming

Conditional

Present

Iwould be no-criming
youwould be no-criming
he;she;itwould be no-criming
wewould be no-criming
youwould be no-criming
theywould be no-criming

Perfect

Iwould have been no-criming
youwould have been no-criming
he;she;itwould have been no-criming
wewould have been no-criming
youwould have been no-criming
theywould have been no-criming

Other

Verbs similar to 'no-crime'

crime, decrime, notarise, notarize, ascribe, begrime, berime, chime, co-create, co-fire,

Synonyms & Antonyms

Additional Information

Phrasal Verbs

Etymology

Sample Sentences

  • Nevertheless, if the recommendations of the Working Party had been strictly observed, no reported cases in 1986 should have been 'no-crimed' on the basis of the victim withdrawing her complaint. [1989, Lorna J. F. Smith, Great Britain. Home Office. Research and Planning Unit, Concerns about rape, HMSO Books]
  • Gregory and Lees (1999) suggest that, in contrast, the high rates of 'no criming' for rape and sexual assault demonstrate the low priority attached by the police to these offences. [2004, J. Jordan, The Word of a Woman?: Police, Rape and Belief, Springer, →ISBN, page 63:]
  • According to these figures, in Lincolnshire, for example, 26% of all reported rapes were no-crimed in 2012–13 and 20% were no-crimed in 2011–12. This contrasts with Merseyside, where 4% reported rape crimes were no-crimed in 2012–13 ... [2014, Great Britain: Parliament: House of Commons: International Development Committee, Caught Red Handed: Why We can't Count on Police Recorded Crime Statistics - HC 760, The Stationery Office, →ISBN, page 16:]
  • Of cases reported, half to two-thirds are “no-crimed” or, in US parlance, “unfounded” or determined to be “baseless” by the police (Brown, 2010; Kelly et al., 2010). [2014, Karen Rich, Interviewing Rape Victims: Practice and Policy Issues in an International Context, Springer, →ISBN:]