KONJUGATION AUF ENGLISCH DES VERBS APHORIZE
PRESENT
Present
I aphorize
you aphorize
he/she/it aphorizes
we aphorize
you aphorize
they aphorize
Present continuous
I am aphorizing
you are aphorizing
he/she/it is aphorizing
we are aphorizing
you are aphorizing
they are aphorizing
Present perfect
I have aphorized
you have aphorized
he/she/it has aphorized
we have aphorized
you have aphorized
they have aphorized
Present perfect continuous
I have been aphorizing
you have been aphorizing
he/she/it has been aphorizing
we have been aphorizing
you have been aphorizing
they have been aphorizing
PAST
Past
I aphorized
you aphorized
he/she/it aphorized
we aphorized
you aphorized
they aphorized
Past continuous
I was aphorizing
you were aphorizing
he/she/it was aphorizing
we were aphorizing
you were aphorizing
they were aphorizing
Past perfect
I had aphorized
you had aphorized
he/she/it had aphorized
we had aphorized
you had aphorized
they had aphorized
Past perfect continuous
I had been aphorizing
you had been aphorizing
he/she/it had been aphorizing
we had been aphorizing
you had been aphorizing
they had been aphorizing
FUTURE
Future
I will aphorize
you will aphorize
he/she/it will aphorize
we will aphorize
you will aphorize
they will aphorize
Future continuous
I will be aphorizing
you will be aphorizing
he/she/it will be aphorizing
we will be aphorizing
you will be aphorizing
they will be aphorizing
Future perfect
I will have aphorized
you will have aphorized
he/she/it will have aphorized
we will have aphorized
you will have aphorized
they will have aphorized
Future perfect continuous
I will have been aphorizing
you will have been aphorizing
he/she/it will have been aphorizing
we will have been aphorizing
you will have been aphorizing
they will have been aphorizing
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would aphorize
you would aphorize
he/she/it would aphorize
we would aphorize
you would aphorize
they would aphorize
Conditional continuous
I would be aphorizing
you would be aphorizing
he/she/it would be aphorizing
we would be aphorizing
you would be aphorizing
they would be aphorizing
Conditional perfect
I would have aphorize
you would have aphorize
he/she/it would have aphorize
we would have aphorize
you would have aphorize
they would have aphorize
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been aphorizing
you would have been aphorizing
he/she/it would have been aphorizing
we would have been aphorizing
you would have been aphorizing
they would have been aphorizing
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you aphorize
we let´s aphorize
you aphorize
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Past participle
aphorized
Present Participle
aphorizing
10 BÜCHER, DIE MIT «APHORIZE» IM ZUSAMMENHANG STEHEN
Entdecke den Gebrauch von
aphorize in der folgenden bibliographischen Auswahl. Bücher, die mit
aphorize im Zusammenhang stehen und kurze Auszüge derselben, um seinen Gebrauch in der Literatur kontextbezogen darzustellen.
1
My Fortunate Brain Tumor from God
The Greek word used for "set apart" in the original text ( "aphorize ") meant to
select from out of a larger group; to separate. From the text, it seemed to be a
verb done not by the subject of the sentence (Paul) but done by an outside agent
(God).
2
Prefaces to the Diaphora: Rhetorics, Allegory, and the ...
To aphorize means to define in the middle voice, to lay down determinate
propositions, ergo to set bounds (from Gr. horos, boundary), limits, closing
something up. Before we belabor this etymological figura, let us ponder two more
things. First ...
Aphorisms have been freed, and in this collection the new aphorism appears in a number of variations, from the single quote to single page. This is a modern tale of brevity, the Diary of an Aphorisiac.
4
The Power of the Almighty
An apostle is one sent by God, for that is the meaning of the words 'apostolos',
and separated (aphorize) to the gospel. Scripture often stresses the importance
of God's children being separated from the wicked (Matt 13:49; 25:32; 2 Cor ...
This twofold act of circumscrihing, and detaching, when it is exerted by the mind
on subjects of reflection and reason, is to aphorize, and the result an aphorism.
otherwise I would have recommended the following as the first 16 AIDS TO ...
S.T. Coleridge, Henry Nelson Coleridge, 1843
... APHORISE APHORISED APHORISES APHORISING APHORISM
APHORISMS APHORIST APHORISTIC APHORISTICALLY APHORISTS
APHORIZE APHORIZED APHORIZER APHORIZERS APHORIZES APES
APETALIES APETALOUS ...
Maliha Mendoza Mahmood, 2013
The word separated comes from the word aphorize, which means “mark off from
a boundary line.”1 The simple verb is horizon, which means “to place limitation
upon, to fix limits around.” The noun horos speaks of a “boundary, limit, or frontier
.
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Lord Byron's Strength: Romantic Writing and Commercial Society
Nietzsche would later aphorize, "Only that which has no history is definable."2
Wollstonecraft defines precisely to void the historical, a category that includes
both an "arbitrary" quality called strength and the social class to which that quality
...
9
Loving to Know: Covenant Epistemology
Similarly, students themselves have a powerful and positive effect on classmates
and faculty, to say nothing of their future places of service, if they themselves
become semper transformanda, as I will aphorize it.6 But it takes revamping our ...
Esther Lightcap Meek, 2011
10
Here & Elsewhere: The Collected Fiction of Kenneth Burke
... his six modes of expression marked, "in a heightened manner, the significant
features of each day in our secular, yet somewhat biblical, lives — and what I
most wanted to do was to lament, rejoice, beseech, admonish, aphorize, and
inveigh.
NACHRICHTEN, IN DENEN DER BEGRIFF «APHORIZE» VORKOMMT
Erfahre, worüber man in den einheimischen und internationalen Medien spricht und wie der Begriff
aphorize im Kontext der folgenden Nachrichten gebraucht wird.
Rediscovering Albert Hirschman
... compare, generalize, and then check these generalizations against new observations—and where possible, aphorize. There was a thread in ... «The American Prospect, Mai 13»
