KONJUGATION AUF ENGLISCH DES VERBS DISENNOBLE
PRESENT
Present
I disennoble
you disennoble
he/she/it disennobles
we disennoble
you disennoble
they disennoble
Present continuous
I am disennobling
you are disennobling
he/she/it is disennobling
we are disennobling
you are disennobling
they are disennobling
Present perfect
I have disennobled
you have disennobled
he/she/it has disennobled
we have disennobled
you have disennobled
they have disennobled
Present perfect continuous
I have been disennobling
you have been disennobling
he/she/it has been disennobling
we have been disennobling
you have been disennobling
they have been disennobling
PAST
Past
I disennobled
you disennobled
he/she/it disennobled
we disennobled
you disennobled
they disennobled
Past continuous
I was disennobling
you were disennobling
he/she/it was disennobling
we were disennobling
you were disennobling
they were disennobling
Past perfect
I had disennobled
you had disennobled
he/she/it had disennobled
we had disennobled
you had disennobled
they had disennobled
Past perfect continuous
I had been disennobling
you had been disennobling
he/she/it had been disennobling
we had been disennobling
you had been disennobling
they had been disennobling
FUTURE
Future
I will disennoble
you will disennoble
he/she/it will disennoble
we will disennoble
you will disennoble
they will disennoble
Future continuous
I will be disennobling
you will be disennobling
he/she/it will be disennobling
we will be disennobling
you will be disennobling
they will be disennobling
Future perfect
I will have disennobled
you will have disennobled
he/she/it will have disennobled
we will have disennobled
you will have disennobled
they will have disennobled
Future perfect continuous
I will have been disennobling
you will have been disennobling
he/she/it will have been disennobling
we will have been disennobling
you will have been disennobling
they will have been disennobling
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would disennoble
you would disennoble
he/she/it would disennoble
we would disennoble
you would disennoble
they would disennoble
Conditional continuous
I would be disennobling
you would be disennobling
he/she/it would be disennobling
we would be disennobling
you would be disennobling
they would be disennobling
Conditional perfect
I would have disennoble
you would have disennoble
he/she/it would have disennoble
we would have disennoble
you would have disennoble
they would have disennoble
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been disennobling
you would have been disennobling
he/she/it would have been disennobling
we would have been disennobling
you would have been disennobling
they would have been disennobling
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you disennoble
we let´s disennoble
you disennoble
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Past participle
disennobled
Present Participle
disennobling
10 BÜCHER, DIE MIT «DISENNOBLE» IM ZUSAMMENHANG STEHEN
Entdecke den Gebrauch von
disennoble in der folgenden bibliographischen Auswahl. Bücher, die mit
disennoble im Zusammenhang stehen und kurze Auszüge derselben, um seinen Gebrauch in der Literatur kontextbezogen darzustellen.
1
The Cabinet dictionary of the English language
English language. 187 188 DISINCOftPOBATION 190 191 (diB-pTO-por'shua-al-
le) adv. Un- 1 Disreputation or. DISCREPANCY DISENNOBLE Discrepancy, (dis-
krei/an-se)*?- Difference; contrariety; disagreement ; variance ; mconsisteney.
Or did life- light decline from her years, And mischances control Her full day-star;
unease, or regret, or forebodings, or fears Disennoble her soul? The crucial word
is 'Disennoble'. It encapsulates the tragic feeling that spreads throughout the ...
3
Froude's Essays in Literature and History With Introduction ...
... happiness, comfort, peace, whatever be the name by which we designate that
state in which life is to our own selves pleasant and delightful, as long as they are
sought or prized as things essential, so far have a tendency to disennoble our ...
James Anthony Froude, 2012
4
The Elves: With Other Tales & Sketches
No democratic revolution can disennoble me." "Ay, ay, you believe that men will
be found to think with complacency that they owe to a wife a name that they could
not achieve for themselves. Possibly there are such men. Where? — among ...
5
The Edinburgh Review, Or Critical Journal: ... To Be ...
WI-w'i (5,1, A.) ,_._'.,_';'__: . . There is a fiippant vulgarity in these phrases ; they
have the smartness of an under- bred writer of paragraphs, and they lower and
disennoble the style of Mr Pitt. The wit of Sheridan would be extinguished by the
...
6
Vollständiges englisch-deutsches und deutsch-englisches ...
Sntd'bfln, v. a. to deprive of nobility; to disennoble ; fig. to degrade; — b,
onennobling. htam'ten, r. a. to deprive of office, to cashier. Sntur'ten, 1. r.'n. (aux.
feill) lit. & fig. to degenerate, deteriorate; Sntar'tct, adj. degenerate, (meratiid)
vcrborbcn) ...
Johann Gottfried Flügel, Napoleon N W. Meissner, 1856
7
History of the French revolution, tr. by C. Cocks
And this very law which seemed to ennoble the people and disennoble the
nobility, had been voted by tho nobles themselves ! If privilege was perishing, the
privileged classes, the nobles and priests, preferred to perish also ; they had for a
...
8
A Dictionary of English and Bengalee: Tr. from Todd's Ed. of ...
মুক্ত. খালাস 21 2222121'-12, নিস্কুর্মাশ্চম্বিত. বেকার. অব্যন্ত, খালি. পড়া. অবদ্ধ
| মনস্কতা 21 তদবস্থাফের্মারাহিত্য কর্ষহেইতে মুক্তি অবকাশ 21 অবসর, স্থিরমনা 21
তদবস্থা. খালি ' To Disennoble, v. a. 21211211, মহ্ত্ব মহিম] বা (শ্রষ্ঠতূবর্টর্জত -কৃ,
...
Samuel Johnson, Henry John Todd, Ramcomul Sen, 1834
9
The Edinburgh Review, Or Critical Journal
There is a flippant vulgarity in these phrases ; they Tiave the smartness of an
under-bred writer of paragraphs, and they lower and disennoble the style of Mr
Pitt. The wit of Sheridan would be extinguished by the recital of this jest-killer ;
and the ...
10
History of France: From the Earliest Period to the Present Date
To ennoble clowns was to disennoble the nobles. And he dared yet further.
Under pretence of regulating the chase, he touched seigniorage in its most
delicate point, hampered the noble in the free exercise of his dearest privilege,
that of ...
