KONJUGATION AUF ENGLISCH DES VERBS DISPAUPERISE
PRESENT
Present
I dispauperise
you dispauperise
he/she/it dispauperises
we dispauperise
you dispauperise
they dispauperise
Present continuous
I am dispauperising
you are dispauperising
he/she/it is dispauperising
we are dispauperising
you are dispauperising
they are dispauperising
Present perfect
I have dispauperised
you have dispauperised
he/she/it has dispauperised
we have dispauperised
you have dispauperised
they have dispauperised
Present perfect continuous
I have been dispauperising
you have been dispauperising
he/she/it has been dispauperising
we have been dispauperising
you have been dispauperising
they have been dispauperising
PAST
Past
I dispauperised
you dispauperised
he/she/it dispauperised
we dispauperised
you dispauperised
they dispauperised
Past continuous
I was dispauperising
you were dispauperising
he/she/it was dispauperising
we were dispauperising
you were dispauperising
they were dispauperising
Past perfect
I had dispauperised
you had dispauperised
he/she/it had dispauperised
we had dispauperised
you had dispauperised
they had dispauperised
Past perfect continuous
I had been dispauperising
you had been dispauperising
he/she/it had been dispauperising
we had been dispauperising
you had been dispauperising
they had been dispauperising
FUTURE
Future
I will dispauperise
you will dispauperise
he/she/it will dispauperise
we will dispauperise
you will dispauperise
they will dispauperise
Future continuous
I will be dispauperising
you will be dispauperising
he/she/it will be dispauperising
we will be dispauperising
you will be dispauperising
they will be dispauperising
Future perfect
I will have dispauperised
you will have dispauperised
he/she/it will have dispauperised
we will have dispauperised
you will have dispauperised
they will have dispauperised
Future perfect continuous
I will have been dispauperising
you will have been dispauperising
he/she/it will have been dispauperising
we will have been dispauperising
you will have been dispauperising
they will have been dispauperising
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would dispauperise
you would dispauperise
he/she/it would dispauperise
we would dispauperise
you would dispauperise
they would dispauperise
Conditional continuous
I would be dispauperising
you would be dispauperising
he/she/it would be dispauperising
we would be dispauperising
you would be dispauperising
they would be dispauperising
Conditional perfect
I would have dispauperise
you would have dispauperise
he/she/it would have dispauperise
we would have dispauperise
you would have dispauperise
they would have dispauperise
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been dispauperising
you would have been dispauperising
he/she/it would have been dispauperising
we would have been dispauperising
you would have been dispauperising
they would have been dispauperising
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you dispauperise
we let´s dispauperise
you dispauperise
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Infinitive
to dispauperise
Past participle
dispauperised
Present Participle
dispauperising
10 BÜCHER, DIE MIT «DISPAUPERISE» IM ZUSAMMENHANG STEHEN
Entdecke den Gebrauch von
dispauperise in der folgenden bibliographischen Auswahl. Bücher, die mit
dispauperise im Zusammenhang stehen und kurze Auszüge derselben, um seinen Gebrauch in der Literatur kontextbezogen darzustellen.
But a far heavier and more important indictment attaches itself to the failure of the
law, as at present administered, to dispauperise. This is a thing not even thought
of in many places. Now, if it can be proved possible to dispauperise, i.e. ...
Family Welfare Association, London,
1905
"I put it to you, that having failed to dispauperise him, you now seek to trap the
accused?" "No." "And you locked the door and threatened him with violence if he
did not sign the document?" "No." "Is it not a fact that Gaussen came there in an ...
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Names of members:- rules of the club:- and list of questions ...
Question discussed : — To what extent should Emigration from Ireland be carried
in order to dispauperise that country, and aid the introduction of Poor Laws ; and
from what sources should the expense of such emigration be defrayed ?
Political economy club,
1882
N. W. Senior. J. D. Hume. claim to the applicant ? N. W. Senior. March 2nd. June
1st. To what extent should Emigration from Ireland be carried in order to
dispauperise that country, and aid the introduction of Poor Laws ; and from what
sources ...
Political Economy Club of London,
1921
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The Indian Law Reports: Containing Cases Determined by the ...
18 K. 206=lfi A.W.N. (1896) 33. has become a bar to any suit, elect to
dispauperise himself and to proceed as if his petition for leave to sue as a pauper
was a regular plaint in an ordinary suit at the date when it was filed. It has been
decided by ...
... life under conditions that are natural and elevating — conditions that permit the
children full play of their birthright in the public elementary schools on the same
footing as the children of the artisan, and therefore conditions that dispauperise.
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Reports of Poor law conferences
Mr. Lowe once made a great impression by saying, " We must educate our
masters ;" may we not with even more reason add, " we must dispauperise them
as well." Discussion. The Rev. A. D. Hilton said that the difficulties of transporting
...
Poor law conference,
1882
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Annual Report of the Universities' Settlement in East London
... most helpful factors in the administration of the Poor ' Law in Whitechapel; the
object in view is first to prevent the poor from be ' coming paupers, and if they do
become a charge to the rates, then to exert evflY influence to dispauperise them.
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Report on the Kneller Hall Training School
There is no sufficient reason why pauper children should be collected together to
dispauperise them, or ragged children, that they may cease to be ragged, or
criminal children, that they may cease to be criminal. This kind of aggregation has
in ...
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Dictionary of English Language Exhibiting Orthography, ...
Unpau'perUe, -Iz<?, 60 (to raise from pauper- Ism; to dispauperise) •.—Unpave' ;
vt.3 UnpatSpirised, -Izd (not p. ;* also v. su.):— Unpdvcd' (not p. ;8 v. su.) i—
Unpawncd'; a.* Unpayf, -pa (not to pay j1 to undo*), vt. Unpay'ing (neglec. paym. ;
* v.
Arnold James Cooley,
1861