tetanize – English verb conjugation

English verb forms of tetanize

Nominal Forms

Infinitive: to tetanize
Participle: tetanized
Gerund: tetanizing

Cognates

-

Indicative

Present

Itetanize
youtetanize
he;she;ittetanizes
wetetanize
youtetanize
theytetanize

Perfect

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

Past

Itetanized
youtetanized
he;she;ittetanized
wetetanized
youtetanized
theytetanized

Pluperfect

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

Future

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

Future Perfect

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

Subjunctive

Present

Itetanize
youtetanize
he;she;ittetanize
wetetanize
youtetanize
theytetanize

Perfect

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

Imperfect

Itetanized
youtetanized
he;she;ittetanized
wetetanized
youtetanized
theytetanized

Pluperfect

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

Conditional

Present

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

Perfect

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

Imperative

youtetanize
weLet's tetanize
youtetanize

Progressive (Continuous) Forms

Indicative

Present

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

Perfect

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

Past

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

Pluperfect

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

Future

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

Future Perfect

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

Conditional

Present

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

Perfect

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

Other

Synonyms & Antonyms

Additional Information

Phrasal Verbs

Etymology

From French tétaniser.

Sample Sentences

  • Thus, on tetanizing an only slightly irritable nerve, applied to the deriving cushions by its longitudinal and transverse sections very near to the exciting electrodes, with the alternating currents of the Inversor arranged so that its closing value in the unit of time is brought as near as possible to unity, frequently we get only a trace of negative variation, or none at all, or even a positive deflection; but, repeating the experiment several times, we always get a feeble negative variation. [1868, Charles E. Morgan, Electro Physiology and Therapeutics:]
  • There is, in short, little doubt that the constituent of mammalian muscle which liberates carbon dioxide on prolonged boiling, is the same as that which is decomposed in tetanus and rigor; for if muscles are tetanized or made rigid, while at the same time opportunity is offered for th escape of the carbon dioxide which is known to be generated in those processes, the yield of dioxide on subsequent boiling is reduced to a mean of 20 or 30 vols. p. c. instead of 100. [1880, Arthur Gamgee, A Text-book of the Physiological Chemistry of the Animal Body:]
  • This tetanizing effect on muscles is most pronounced in frequencies from 15-150 cycles per second. [2003, Gideon Bosker, Textbook of Primary and Acute Care Medicine, page 272:]