outbid – English verb conjugation

English verb forms of outbid

Nominal Forms

Infinitive: to outbid
Participle: outbidden; outbid
Gerund: outbidding

Cognates

-

Indicative

Present

Ioutbid
yououtbid
he;she;itoutbids
weoutbid
yououtbid
theyoutbid

Perfect

Ihave outbidden; outbid
youhave outbidden; outbid
he;she;ithas outbidden; outbid
wehave outbidden; outbid
youhave outbidden; outbid
theyhave outbidden; outbid

Past

Ioutbade; outbid
yououtbade; outbid
he;she;itoutbade; outbid
weoutbade; outbid
yououtbade; outbid
theyoutbade; outbid

Pluperfect

Ihad outbidden; outbid
youhad outbidden; outbid
he;she;ithad outbidden; outbid
wehad outbidden; outbid
youhad outbidden; outbid
theyhad outbidden; outbid

Future

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

Future Perfect

Iwill have outbidden; outbid
youwill have outbidden; outbid
he;she;itwill have outbidden; outbid
wewill have outbidden; outbid
youwill have outbidden; outbid
theywill have outbidden; outbid

Subjunctive

Present

Ioutbid
yououtbid
he;she;itoutbid
weoutbid
yououtbid
theyoutbid

Perfect

Ihave outbidden; outbid
youhave outbidden; outbid
he;she;ithave outbidden; outbid
wehave outbidden; outbid
youhave outbidden; outbid
theyhave outbidden; outbid

Imperfect

Ioutbade; outbid
yououtbade; outbid
he;she;itoutbade; outbid
weoutbade; outbid
yououtbade; outbid
theyoutbade; outbid

Pluperfect

Ihad outbidden; outbid
youhad outbidden; outbid
he;she;ithad outbidden; outbid
wehad outbidden; outbid
youhad outbidden; outbid
theyhad outbidden; outbid

Conditional

Present

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

Perfect

Iwould have outbidden; outbid
youwould have outbidden; outbid
he;she;itwould have outbidden; outbid
wewould have outbidden; outbid
youwould have outbidden; outbid
theywould have outbidden; outbid

Imperative

yououtbid
weLet's outbid
yououtbid

Progressive (Continuous) Forms

Indicative

Present

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

Perfect

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

Past

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

Pluperfect

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

Future

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

Future Perfect

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

Conditional

Present

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

Perfect

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

Other

Verbs conjugated like 'outbid'

bid, outbid, overbid, underbid,

Verbs similar to 'outbid'

outbud, outbar, outbeg, outbow, outbox, outbuild, outbuy, outdin, outfib, outfind,

Synonyms & Antonyms

Additional Information

Phrasal Verbs

Etymology

1. Etymology tree
2. Proto-Indo-European *úd
3. Proto-Germanic *ūt
4. Proto-Germanic *ūt-
5. Old English ūt-
6. Middle English ut-
7. English out-
8. English bid
9. English outbid
10. From out- + bid.

Sample Sentences

  • Bengal outbidded those of Delhi; instead of searching for khalifahs for obtaining recognition, Sultan Sikandar Shah himself took the title .of Imam ul-Azam and Khalifat-ul-Muazzam. [1985, Abdul Karim, Social History of the Muslims in Bengal: Down to A.D. 1538, page 65:]
  • You must understand that there are people who strive and save their whole lives to acquire something, and when they are simply outbidded or outfoxed by me, it is not taken with a delicate smile. [2008, Michael Marra, A Host of Suspects, page 139:]