tantamount – English verb conjugation

English verb forms of tantamount

Nominal Forms

Infinitive: to tantamount
Participle: tantamounted
Gerund: tantamounting

Cognates

-

Indicative

Present

Itantamount
youtantamount
he;she;ittantamounts
wetantamount
youtantamount
theytantamount

Perfect

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

Past

Itantamounted
youtantamounted
he;she;ittantamounted
wetantamounted
youtantamounted
theytantamounted

Pluperfect

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

Future

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

Future Perfect

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

Subjunctive

Present

Itantamount
youtantamount
he;she;ittantamount
wetantamount
youtantamount
theytantamount

Perfect

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

Imperfect

Itantamounted
youtantamounted
he;she;ittantamounted
wetantamounted
youtantamounted
theytantamounted

Pluperfect

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

Conditional

Present

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

Perfect

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

Imperative

youtantamount
weLet's tantamount
youtantamount

Progressive (Continuous) Forms

Indicative

Present

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

Perfect

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

Past

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

Pluperfect

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

Future

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

Future Perfect

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

Conditional

Present

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

Perfect

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

Other

Verbs conjugated like 'tantamount'

abandon, abduct, abear, aberr, abject, abord, abort, abound, abraid, abray, abrook, abscind, abscond, absist, absorb, abstain, abstract, accend, accent, accept, etc. (List truncated at 20 verbs)

Verbs similar to 'tantamount'

automount, amount, outmount, unmount, account, adaunt, amound, annoint, anoint, antepone,

Synonyms & Antonyms

Additional Information

Phrasal Verbs

Etymology

First attested in English in 1628. Either inherited from an unattested Middle English borrowing from Anglo-Norman tant amount, from amunter, from tant (“as much”) amonter (“to amount to”) or borrowed in the early 17th century from Italian tanto montare (“to amount to as much”).

Sample Sentences

  • […] and yet this will not tant’amount to an immediate Divine inſtitution for Deacons, and how can it then for Presbyters ? [a. 1657, Jeremy Taylor, “Of the Sacred Order and Offices of Episcopacy, By Divine Institution, Apostolical Tradition, and Catholick Practice”, in Συμβολον Ἠθικο-Πολεμικον: or a Collection of Polemical and Moral Discourses, R. Royston, page 126:]