pragmatize – English verb conjugation

English verb forms of pragmatize

Nominal Forms

Infinitive: to pragmatize
Participle: pragmatized
Gerund: pragmatizing

Cognates

-

Indicative

Present

Ipragmatize
youpragmatize
he;she;itpragmatizes
wepragmatize
youpragmatize
theypragmatize

Perfect

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

Past

Ipragmatized
youpragmatized
he;she;itpragmatized
wepragmatized
youpragmatized
theypragmatized

Pluperfect

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

Future

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

Future Perfect

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

Subjunctive

Present

Ipragmatize
youpragmatize
he;she;itpragmatize
wepragmatize
youpragmatize
theypragmatize

Perfect

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

Imperfect

Ipragmatized
youpragmatized
he;she;itpragmatized
wepragmatized
youpragmatized
theypragmatized

Pluperfect

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

Conditional

Present

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

Perfect

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

Imperative

youpragmatize
weLet's pragmatize
youpragmatize

Progressive (Continuous) Forms

Indicative

Present

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

Perfect

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

Past

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

Pluperfect

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

Future

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

Future Perfect

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

Conditional

Present

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

Perfect

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

Other

Synonyms & Antonyms

Additional Information

Phrasal Verbs

Etymology

Sample Sentences

  • One of the miraculous passages in the life of Mohammed himself is traced plausibly by Sprenger to such a pragmatized metaphor. [1871, Edward Burnett Tylor, Primitive Culture:]
  • Anglophiles hoping to pragmatize Mexican culture along the lines of that of the United States, they regarded central and southern Mexico as the sick and lethargic consequence of Spanish oppression and Catholic obscurantism. [2006, Mary K. Vaughan, Stephen E. Lewis, The Eagle and the Virgin:]
  • When the reader is a critic, and obliged to respond determinately, he is likely to attack James with some exasperation, as not being properly passionate or properly ethical or properly modern or properly Victorian or as being too properly any of the above. In doing so the critic ceases to unconsciously pragmatize; teased out of his shell of moral anonymity he reveals as much about his own ethical and passional predilections as about those of James. [2011, Anthony Channell Hilfer, The Ethics of Intensity in American Fiction, →ISBN, page 101:]
  • But the oddness of the falsifiability criterion, and the impossibility, on Popper's account, of providing the necessary disposition-free singular descriptive statements which he requires for falsifiability (except at the price of attitudinal relativism) so pragmatize the notion of demarcation that it is not clear that it is doing any work at all. [2012, Robert S. Cohen, Marx W. Wartofsky, Proceedings of the Boston Colloquium for the Philosophy of Science, →ISBN:]
  • They are generically different ; they preach where they ought to worship, they pragmatize where they ought to pray, they discourse where they ought to send up the “Glory.” [1856, The Reformed Church Review - Volume 8, page 322:]
  • If he be a rationalist he may theorize. If he be a man of the world he may pragmatize. [1939, Austen Kennedy De Blois, Donald Rex Gorham, Christian Religious Education: Principles and Practice, page 195:]
  • A boiling kettle, a crying baby, a ringing telephone may interrupt him, but nothing (like a life plan) less immediate than those. It is all free play here, a refusal to pragmatize. [2010, Susan Neiman, Slow Fire: Jewish Notes from Berlin, →ISBN:]