KONJUGATION AUF ENGLISCH DES VERBS REEDIFY
PRESENT
Present
I reedify
you reedify
he/she/it reedifies
we reedify
you reedify
they reedify
Present continuous
I am reedifying
you are reedifying
he/she/it is reedifying
we are reedifying
you are reedifying
they are reedifying
Present perfect
I have reedified
you have reedified
he/she/it has reedified
we have reedified
you have reedified
they have reedified
Present perfect continuous
I have been reedifying
you have been reedifying
he/she/it has been reedifying
we have been reedifying
you have been reedifying
they have been reedifying
PAST
Past
I reedified
you reedified
he/she/it reedified
we reedified
you reedified
they reedified
Past continuous
I was reedifying
you were reedifying
he/she/it was reedifying
we were reedifying
you were reedifying
they were reedifying
Past perfect
I had reedified
you had reedified
he/she/it had reedified
we had reedified
you had reedified
they had reedified
Past perfect continuous
I had been reedifying
you had been reedifying
he/she/it had been reedifying
we had been reedifying
you had been reedifying
they had been reedifying
FUTURE
Future
I will reedify
you will reedify
he/she/it will reedify
we will reedify
you will reedify
they will reedify
Future continuous
I will be reedifying
you will be reedifying
he/she/it will be reedifying
we will be reedifying
you will be reedifying
they will be reedifying
Future perfect
I will have reedified
you will have reedified
he/she/it will have reedified
we will have reedified
you will have reedified
they will have reedified
Future perfect continuous
I will have been reedifying
you will have been reedifying
he/she/it will have been reedifying
we will have been reedifying
you will have been reedifying
they will have been reedifying
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would reedify
you would reedify
he/she/it would reedify
we would reedify
you would reedify
they would reedify
Conditional continuous
I would be reedifying
you would be reedifying
he/she/it would be reedifying
we would be reedifying
you would be reedifying
they would be reedifying
Conditional perfect
I would have reedify
you would have reedify
he/she/it would have reedify
we would have reedify
you would have reedify
they would have reedify
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been reedifying
you would have been reedifying
he/she/it would have been reedifying
we would have been reedifying
you would have been reedifying
they would have been reedifying
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you reedify
we let´s reedify
you reedify
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Past participle
reedified
Present Participle
reedifying
10 BÜCHER, DIE MIT «REEDIFY» IM ZUSAMMENHANG STEHEN
Entdecke den Gebrauch von
reedify in der folgenden bibliographischen Auswahl. Bücher, die mit
reedify im Zusammenhang stehen und kurze Auszüge derselben, um seinen Gebrauch in der Literatur kontextbezogen darzustellen.
34., when it is said it was doubted who should have the timber of a house which
fell by tempest ; and, saith the book, it seems it doth appertain to the lessor ; and
good reason, for it is no waste, and the lessee is not bound to reedify it: and ...
Francis Bacon, James Spedding, Robert Leslie Ellis, 1861
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Literary and Professional Works of Francis Bacon
34., when it is said it was doubted who should have the timber of a house which
fell by tempest; and, saith the book, it seems it doth appertain to the lessor; and
good reason, for it is no waste, and the lessee is not bound to reedify it: and ...
Francis Bacon, James Spedding, Robert Leslie Ellis, 1861
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Literary and professional works
34., when it is said it was doubted who should have the timber of a house which
fell by tempest ; and, saith the book, it seems it doth appertain to the lessor ; and
good reason, for it is no waste, and the lessee is not bound to reedify it : and ...
Francis Bacon, James Spedding, Robert Leslie Ellis, 1864
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Religion Around Shakespeare:
James, they said, should let that sun shine to rebuild or “reedify what the
misinformed anger of a woman destroyed.”147 But James was suspicious of the
Catholics' ambitions to “reedify” the realm and of their warbling about “truth as
cleare as ...
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A Dictionary of the English Language: In which the Words are ...
The ruin'd walls he did reedify. Spenser. This monument five hundred years hath
stood, Which I have sumptuously reedifed. Sbaksp. The /Eolians, who repeopled,
reedifed Ilium. Sandys. The house of God they first reedify. Milton. Re e'd less.
Henry John Todd, Samuel Johnson, 1805
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The New And Complete Dictionary Of The English Language: In ...
Reed'ify [v. t. srom re, and edify) To rebuild, to build again- Reed'ifying ( p. a.
srom reedify) Rebuilding, building again. Reed'less (adj. srom reedl Void of
reeds. Reed'y (adj. srom reed; Pull of reeds, abounding with reeds. Reef (i. afea
term) ...
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Chapters on English printing
II. 2. ee. M. full: Beelzebub 4t. ; preeminence twice; preeminent twice; reedify
once; reembattle once; reenter once; [Caprese once; Nesera once]. Sh. full:
preeminence twice; reedify once in T. A. I, 1, 351. Sh. short: reedify once in B, 3.
III, 1, 71.
Bastiaan Adriaan Pieter van Dam, Cornelis Stoffel, 1902
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Encyclopaedia Perthensis; or, Universal dictionary of ...
The ruin'd Walls he did reedify. Sfafr. This monument five hundred years hjthlW.
□ Which I have sumptuously reedified. &i. — The Æolians reedified Ilium.
Sandys.— The house of God they first reedify. . Miha. REEDING or Hemp. See
Hemp ...
Encyclopaedia Perthensis, 1816
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The Statutes of the Realm: Printed by Command of His Majesty ...
... Towne or place or some parcell thereof; so that the saide pson or psons or
bodies politike havinge the saide rente charge entringe by thauctoritie of this Acte
, do sufficiently reedify builde and repayre the same desolate and voide grounde
or ...
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English Historical Documents: 1485-1558, edited by C.H. Williams
... or towns, do not sufficiently reedify, build, and repair, or cause to be reedified,
builded, and repaired the said desolate void grounds or decayed houses
convenient for habitation and dwelling, within three years next after proclamation
thereof ...
David Charles Douglas, Dorothy Whitelock, Andrew Browning, 1967
