ontologise – English verb conjugation

English verb forms of ontologise

Nominal Forms

Infinitive: to ontologise
Participle: ontologised
Gerund: ontologising

Cognates

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Indicative

Present

Iontologise
youontologise
he;she;itontologises
weontologise
youontologise
theyontologise

Perfect

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

Past

Iontologised
youontologised
he;she;itontologised
weontologised
youontologised
theyontologised

Pluperfect

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

Future

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

Future Perfect

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

Subjunctive

Present

Iontologise
youontologise
he;she;itontologise
weontologise
youontologise
theyontologise

Perfect

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

Imperfect

Iontologised
youontologised
he;she;itontologised
weontologised
youontologised
theyontologised

Pluperfect

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

Conditional

Present

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

Perfect

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

Imperative

youontologise
weLet's ontologise
youontologise

Progressive (Continuous) Forms

Indicative

Present

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

Perfect

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

Past

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

Pluperfect

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

Future

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

Future Perfect

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

Conditional

Present

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

Perfect

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

Other

Synonyms & Antonyms

Additional Information

Phrasal Verbs

Etymology

Sample Sentences

  • According to Robert Gimello, 'Buddhists do not ontologise the contents of their mystical experiences.' [1981, William J. Wainwright, Mysticism, page 122:]
  • But in doing so we will try to expose some of the false analogies which attempt to ontologise the cyberworld as a parallel universe to our own—as a space apart with its own terms and conditions into which we are inserted as nodes of communication and as identities constituted as a function of the meanings internal to the virtual realm. [2003, Sallie Westwood, John Williams, Imagining Cities: Scripts, Signs and Memories, →ISBN, page 250:]
  • The natural sciences were only able to ontologise their statements traditionally because the object of their research – nature – normally did not contradict this. [2009, Gotthard Bechmann, The Social Integration of Science, →ISBN, page 109:]
  • There, in the 1210s, a figure known as the Blind Cathar ontologised into being a conduit into the Dusk. [2014, David Mitchell, The Bone Clocks, →ISBN, page 432:]