KONJUGATION AUF ENGLISCH DES VERBS PREPOSSESS
PRESENT
Present
I prepossess
you prepossess
he/she/it prepossesses
we prepossess
you prepossess
they prepossess
Present continuous
I am prepossessing
you are prepossessing
he/she/it is prepossessing
we are prepossessing
you are prepossessing
they are prepossessing
Present perfect
I have prepossessed
you have prepossessed
he/she/it has prepossessed
we have prepossessed
you have prepossessed
they have prepossessed
Present perfect continuous
I have been prepossessing
you have been prepossessing
he/she/it has been prepossessing
we have been prepossessing
you have been prepossessing
they have been prepossessing
PAST
Past
I prepossessed
you prepossessed
he/she/it prepossessed
we prepossessed
you prepossessed
they prepossessed
Past continuous
I was prepossessing
you were prepossessing
he/she/it was prepossessing
we were prepossessing
you were prepossessing
they were prepossessing
Past perfect
I had prepossessed
you had prepossessed
he/she/it had prepossessed
we had prepossessed
you had prepossessed
they had prepossessed
Past perfect continuous
I had been prepossessing
you had been prepossessing
he/she/it had been prepossessing
we had been prepossessing
you had been prepossessing
they had been prepossessing
FUTURE
Future
I will prepossess
you will prepossess
he/she/it will prepossess
we will prepossess
you will prepossess
they will prepossess
Future continuous
I will be prepossessing
you will be prepossessing
he/she/it will be prepossessing
we will be prepossessing
you will be prepossessing
they will be prepossessing
Future perfect
I will have prepossessed
you will have prepossessed
he/she/it will have prepossessed
we will have prepossessed
you will have prepossessed
they will have prepossessed
Future perfect continuous
I will have been prepossessing
you will have been prepossessing
he/she/it will have been prepossessing
we will have been prepossessing
you will have been prepossessing
they will have been prepossessing
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would prepossess
you would prepossess
he/she/it would prepossess
we would prepossess
you would prepossess
they would prepossess
Conditional continuous
I would be prepossessing
you would be prepossessing
he/she/it would be prepossessing
we would be prepossessing
you would be prepossessing
they would be prepossessing
Conditional perfect
I would have prepossess
you would have prepossess
he/she/it would have prepossess
we would have prepossess
you would have prepossess
they would have prepossess
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been prepossessing
you would have been prepossessing
he/she/it would have been prepossessing
we would have been prepossessing
you would have been prepossessing
they would have been prepossessing
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you prepossess
we let´s prepossess
you prepossess
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Past participle
prepossessed
Present Participle
prepossessing
10 BÜCHER, DIE MIT «PREPOSSESS» IM ZUSAMMENHANG STEHEN
Entdecke den Gebrauch von
prepossess in der folgenden bibliographischen Auswahl. Bücher, die mit
prepossess im Zusammenhang stehen und kurze Auszüge derselben, um seinen Gebrauch in der Literatur kontextbezogen darzustellen.
1
Chambers's Twentieth Century Dictionary (part 3 of 4: N-R)
Prepossess, prēpozzes′, v.t.to possess beforehand:tofill beforehand, asthemind
with some opinion: tobiasor prejudice.—adj.Prepossess′ing, tending to
prepossess in one's favour:making a favourable impression. —adv.Prepossess′
ingly.
2
Walker's Pronouncing Dictionary: In which the Accentuation, ...
... pie-ok-ku pfite, tJ. a. to anticipate, to prepossess Preoccupat ion, pre-ok'-k u pa-
shun, s. anticipation, prepossession Preoccupy, pve-ok'-ku-py, r. a. to prepossess
, Ui occupy by anticipation Preopinion, pre'-d-pin"-yun, s. opinion antecedently ...
John Walker, William Enfield (M.A.),
1853
3
Analytical Digest of Cases Published in the Law Journal Reports
The course which the plaintiffs had adopted of circulating the report complained
of was calculated to prepossess and prejudice the public mind, and especially
the minds of those who might be called upon to act as jurors in the action at law ...
4
The Roman History, from the Building of Rome to the Ruin of ...
cients,. to. prepossess. their. readers. with. the. most. favourable. opinion. of.
Caesar's. heart. and. designs,. before. he. mnjesie] a ce raagislrat, pr6tendant qu'
il avoit aulant qu'il rtoit en Ini rendu inutile la vove ^'opposition. Le veritable
attentat ...
5
A General Pronouncing Dictionary, Shewing the Pronunciation ...
... to prepossess Preoccupation, prc-fik'-ku-pa'-shtin, s. anticipation,
prepossession Preoccupy, prc-oV-kQ-pj, v. a. to prepossess, to occupy by
anticipation Preopinion, pre'-6-pln"-y6n, *. opinion antecedently formed
Preordain, prfe'-ftr-da"i»e, ...
To this it may be answered, that if it is •blameable (as it certainly is) in modern
Writers to prepossess their Readers with unfavourable prejudices, it is equally
culpable to prepossess them with a partial bias} by means of a favourable
preface ?
Ralph Griffiths, G. E. Griffiths,
1764
To this it may be answered, that if if is HameaWe (as it certainly is) in modern
Writers to prepossess their Readers with unfavourable prejudices, it is equally
culpable to prepossess them with a partial bias, by means ^jf a .-^ / favourable
preface ...
8
A New Treatise of the Art of Thinking; Or: A Compleat System ...
I F a Man happens to be prepossess'd with Affection and Defires,he must entreat
some Persons,who are able to examine theEasiness and Difficulty of a Project
with more Indifference, to enter upon that Examination. A great many Things will ...
Jean-Pierre de Crousaz,
1724
9
A dictionary of the English language. Abstracted from the ...
To prepossess ; to fill with prejudices. Wot. PREOCCUPATION, s. [preoccupation,
Fr.] l. Anticipation, a. Prepossession. 3. Anti cipation of objection. South. To PREO
'CCUPY. r. a. To prepossess ; to occupy hv anticipation or prejudices. Arbuth.
n. gram. Preposi'tional a. WZI'TT^ira. Preposi'tionally acfo. Prepos'itive a. ^®t. P. n
. T - qres^r 5ts^ m. Prepossess ( pre-poz-zes' ) [ Pre+Possess. Prepossess make
ready. ] ». <. to make ready -v#ln?n to provide am? -fine y. o/o., to get ready, / - ...
Nilakantha Babaji Ranade,
1996
6 NACHRICHTEN, IN DENEN DER BEGRIFF «PREPOSSESS» VORKOMMT
Erfahre, worüber man in den einheimischen und internationalen Medien spricht und wie der Begriff
prepossess im Kontext der folgenden Nachrichten gebraucht wird.
Vladislav Delay's Visa: Walled out and the sound thereof
The album tracks panorama as readily as it zooms in, creating omni-dimensional environments that unnerve and prepossess simultaneously. «Austin Chronicle, Nov 14»
Thousands of families could be left homeless after revelations that a …
... begun legal proceedings against 1,500 customers in the past three months alone and would prepossess between 2,000 and 4,000 homes. «Irish Mirror, Apr 14»
Theater production brings magic of Narnia to life
“Not educated prepossess because children know the world of play and imagination better than we.” The cast and crew discussed several of ... «Eastern Echo, Nov 13»
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... put them in some type of order with the understanding that, to reach the top, you must prepossess some or acquire all of them along the way. «Golf Course Industry Magazine, Jun 12»
The Expanding Brand Of Lil Wayne: “The Reason You Kill For It”!
This favorable reaction for all intensive prepossess made the song a single as a result. This is remarkable because the song was originally ... «Clizbeats.com, Jan 12»
TN Government prepossess to cancel SIDCO plots which are not …
The Tamil Nadu Government headed by AIADMK supremo Ms Jayalalithaa has decided to encourage 'real' entrepreneurs, and proposed to ... «Asian Tribune, Jul 11»