KONJUGATION AUF ENGLISCH DES VERBS DISINURE
PRESENT
Present
I disinure
you disinure
he/she/it disinures
we disinure
you disinure
they disinure
Present continuous
I am disinuring
you are disinuring
he/she/it is disinuring
we are disinuring
you are disinuring
they are disinuring
Present perfect
I have disinured
you have disinured
he/she/it has disinured
we have disinured
you have disinured
they have disinured
Present perfect continuous
I have been disinuring
you have been disinuring
he/she/it has been disinuring
we have been disinuring
you have been disinuring
they have been disinuring
PAST
Past
I disinured
you disinured
he/she/it disinured
we disinured
you disinured
they disinured
Past continuous
I was disinuring
you were disinuring
he/she/it was disinuring
we were disinuring
you were disinuring
they were disinuring
Past perfect
I had disinured
you had disinured
he/she/it had disinured
we had disinured
you had disinured
they had disinured
Past perfect continuous
I had been disinuring
you had been disinuring
he/she/it had been disinuring
we had been disinuring
you had been disinuring
they had been disinuring
FUTURE
Future
I will disinure
you will disinure
he/she/it will disinure
we will disinure
you will disinure
they will disinure
Future continuous
I will be disinuring
you will be disinuring
he/she/it will be disinuring
we will be disinuring
you will be disinuring
they will be disinuring
Future perfect
I will have disinured
you will have disinured
he/she/it will have disinured
we will have disinured
you will have disinured
they will have disinured
Future perfect continuous
I will have been disinuring
you will have been disinuring
he/she/it will have been disinuring
we will have been disinuring
you will have been disinuring
they will have been disinuring
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would disinure
you would disinure
he/she/it would disinure
we would disinure
you would disinure
they would disinure
Conditional continuous
I would be disinuring
you would be disinuring
he/she/it would be disinuring
we would be disinuring
you would be disinuring
they would be disinuring
Conditional perfect
I would have disinure
you would have disinure
he/she/it would have disinure
we would have disinure
you would have disinure
they would have disinure
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been disinuring
you would have been disinuring
he/she/it would have been disinuring
we would have been disinuring
you would have been disinuring
they would have been disinuring
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you disinure
we let´s disinure
you disinure
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Past participle
disinured
Present Participle
disinuring
10 BÜCHER, DIE MIT «DISINURE» IM ZUSAMMENHANG STEHEN
Entdecke den Gebrauch von
disinure in der folgenden bibliographischen Auswahl. Bücher, die mit
disinure im Zusammenhang stehen und kurze Auszüge derselben, um seinen Gebrauch in der Literatur kontextbezogen darzustellen.
1
A new universal etymological technological, and pronouncing ...
DisiNURE, dis-in-ure', v. a. To deprive of rami- liarity or custom. Disinvai-IdIty, dis-
in-va-tid'e-te, t. Want of validity. Disinvitb, dis-in-vite', v. a. To recall an invitation.
Disin volte, dis-in-volv', c. a. To uncover; to nnfold or unroll ; to disentangle.
John Craig (F.G.S.), 1859
2
A Dictionary of English and Bengalee: Tr. from Todd's Ed. of ...
"To Disliken, v. a. অড়ুল্য-কৃ, অসমান-কৃ, অনা বা ডিমপ্নকার-কৃ, To Disinvite, o. a.
অম্যাছুনে-কু, নিমন্ত্রণ ফিরিয়]-মা, নিমন্ত্রণ ক রিয়া বারণ -কৃ | - To Disinvolve,
v. a. অনন্টুৰুত-কৃ, খুল, খেদোলট্রিসা-কৃ, মুত্তৰ্টকৃ I To Disinure, v. a. নিয়ম অঢমস বা ...
Samuel Johnson, Henry John Todd, Ramcomul Sen, 1834
3
Phreno-mnemotechnic Dictionary: Being a Philosophical ...
j 1024 — Designer, disinure, dishonor. * ! 1025 — Decennial. * j 1027 — Dozing,
teasing, educing * 1030 — Dismiss, docimacy. * 1031 — Decimate, dismayed. * j
1032 — Headsman, daysman, j desmine. * | 1035 — Dismal, decimal. * 1039— ...
Francis Fauvel-Gouraud, 1844
4
The masque at Ludlow, and other romanesques, by the author ...
After all, men come into the world for better objects than sounding of brass and
tinkling of cymbals ; and have too manifold temptations already to hinder and
disinure them, without needlessly going astray after will o' th' wisps dancing over
miry ...
5
Poems on various subjects: viz. The Legion Club, by D[ean] ...
... he makes him forsake his dailyBread, while the Senator only neglects the
Busine/i of the Nation, it may be observ'd,'how satirically he gives the Preserence
in point of Disinure/hdnesr to the Highwayman. V. 37. 'shire man) a martial Son,
Un] ...
6
Dictionarium Scoto-Celticum: a Dictionary of the Gaelic ...
DISINTERESTEDLY, adv. Sec Disinterested. Drsmrenns-rsnnsss, s. Neo-
fhéinealachd, gloine, fialaidheachd. DISINTBRESTING, adj. Neo-fhéineil.
DISINTERMENT, :. Togail as an uaigh, ais-eirigh. DISINURE, v. a. Cuir s
cleachdadh. DlsJom ...
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A dictionary of the English language
Uro, ustum (L.), to burn; twtorious, adust, combust, exustion, incombustible, oattf
Utor, nsum (L.), to use; utensil, u- tility, usury, abuse, disabuse, disinure ? disuse,
inure ? inutile, misuse, peruse, un- inured ? inabusively, unused, usufruct Uva ...
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A Critical Pronouncing Dictionary of the English Language: ...
DISINTRICATED, dls-lnitre-kl't-ed, pp. Disentangled ; freed from obscurity ; freed
from confusion. DISINTRICATING, dls-raUre-ki't-lng, ppr. Freeing from confusion
and perplexity. [habit, or custom. DISINURE, divinity, vt. To deprive of practice, ...
9
Encyclopædia metropolitana; or, Universal dictionary of ...
DISINURE : Dis, and inure, q. v. Ure, contracted from usura, and that formed from
uti, usus, to use, to accustom. To strip, divest or deprive of, usage or custom. Thus
much we are hinder'd and disinurd by this course of licencing toward the true ...
Edward Smedley, Hugh James Rose, Henry John Rose, 1845
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A Dictionary of the English Language
The act of unburying, or removing out of the grave. To DISINVITE, Cdis-in-vite') ».
o. To retract an invitation. To DISINVOLVE, (dis-in-volv') v. a. To uncover ; to
disentangle. To DISINURE, (dis-in-ure') v. a. To deprive of practice, habit, or
custom.
Samuel Johnson, John Walker, Robert S. Jameson, 1828
