CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO ABIRRITATE
PRESENT
Present
I abirritate
you abirritate
he/she/it abirritates
we abirritate
you abirritate
they abirritate
Present continuous
I am abirritating
you are abirritating
he/she/it is abirritating
we are abirritating
you are abirritating
they are abirritating
Present perfect
I have abirritated
you have abirritated
he/she/it has abirritated
we have abirritated
you have abirritated
they have abirritated
Present perfect continuous
I have been abirritating
you have been abirritating
he/she/it has been abirritating
we have been abirritating
you have been abirritating
they have been abirritating
Present tense is used to refer to circumstances that exist at the present time or over a period that includes the present time. The
present perfect refers to past events, although it can be considered to denote primarily the resulting present situation rather than the events themselves.
PAST
Past
I abirritated
you abirritated
he/she/it abirritated
we abirritated
you abirritated
they abirritated
Past continuous
I was abirritating
you were abirritating
he/she/it was abirritating
we were abirritating
you were abirritating
they were abirritating
Past perfect
I had abirritated
you had abirritated
he/she/it had abirritated
we had abirritated
you had abirritated
they had abirritated
Past perfect continuous
I had been abirritating
you had been abirritating
he/she/it had been abirritating
we had been abirritating
you had been abirritating
they had been abirritating
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will abirritate
you will abirritate
he/she/it will abirritate
we will abirritate
you will abirritate
they will abirritate
Future continuous
I will be abirritating
you will be abirritating
he/she/it will be abirritating
we will be abirritating
you will be abirritating
they will be abirritating
Future perfect
I will have abirritated
you will have abirritated
he/she/it will have abirritated
we will have abirritated
you will have abirritated
they will have abirritated
Future perfect continuous
I will have been abirritating
you will have been abirritating
he/she/it will have been abirritating
we will have been abirritating
you will have been abirritating
they will have been abirritating
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would abirritate
you would abirritate
he/she/it would abirritate
we would abirritate
you would abirritate
they would abirritate
Conditional continuous
I would be abirritating
you would be abirritating
he/she/it would be abirritating
we would be abirritating
you would be abirritating
they would be abirritating
Conditional perfect
I would have abirritate
you would have abirritate
he/she/it would have abirritate
we would have abirritate
you would have abirritate
they would have abirritate
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been abirritating
you would have been abirritating
he/she/it would have been abirritating
we would have been abirritating
you would have been abirritating
they would have been abirritating
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you abirritate
we let´s abirritate
you abirritate
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Past participle
abirritated
Present Participle
abirritating
Infinitive shows the action beyond temporal perspective. The
present participle or gerund shows the action during the session. The
past participle shows the action after completion.
10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «ABIRRITATE»
Discover the use of
abirritate in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
abirritate and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
The Saxons in England: A History of the English Commonwealth ...
But who were the plebeiil Beda gives a similar account of the condition of Britain :
" Exin Brittania, t'n parte Brittonum, omni armato milite, militaribus copiis universis
, tota floridae iuventutis abirritate spoliata, quae tyrannorum temeritate abducta ...
John Mitchell Kemble, 1849
2
Midline Medical Dictionary
d-r^ni^i; JM»I*H<»>I{|; Abirritate. To sooth; to diminish or ameliorate irritation.
Abirritation. Diminished irritability. dT* Ablactation. Weaning of a child. 3HWHH; 3
)H*rl-<4H; W-'JriJi'l; W-miH i|5FTT Ablastemic. Not germinal. Ablate. To cut off.
1. alleviate, palliate, mitigate, abate, reduce, lessen; allay, assuage, soothe, calm,
pacify, appease, Med. abirritate; subdue, quell, slake, quench, ease, salve. 2.
comfort, console, solace, rest; minister to, attend, doctor, treat; cure, remedy, ...
Jerome Irving Rodale, 1978
4
A Portuguese-English Dictionary
to abirritate, abiscoitado -da (adj.) obtained by stealth, etc.; — see the verb
ABISCOITAR. abiscoitar (v.l.) to get, gain, win (somewhat luckily or by stealth); to
swipe. Var. ABISCOUTAR. abismado -da (adj.) engulfed; astounded; thunder-
struck; ...
James Lumpkin Taylor, Priscilla Clark Martin, 1970
5
A practical medical dictionary
Thomas Lathrop Stedman. ABIRRITATE ABRAMS' HEART REFLEX abirritate. To
soothe, remove irritation, diminish reflex irritability, abirrita'tion [L. ab, from, +
irritare, to irritate.] The diminution or abolition of reflex or other irritability in a part,
...
Thomas Lathrop Stedman, 1930
6
New Official Vocabulary for Telegrams in Preconcerted ...
... Abitanse Abitolas Abigimini Abiliy Í Abiretis Abismen Abitante ' Abitolla
Abigimur _ Abilmente Abirren Abismenlo Abitanza Í Abitome Abigis ` Abi1tadaз
Abirrend Abismenme Abitaque ` Abiton Abigisti Abiltado Abirritate ` Abismese
Abitaques ...
International Telegraph Bureau, Bern, 1899
7
On the Development of English Verbs from Latin and French ...
... or else compounds formed in English, on verbs existing before in the language
, as abirritate, condomesticate, congerminate, counter irritate, disaggregate, etc.;
such compound verbs have not, howerer, been included in my list (cf. introd. p.
8
The contribution of Latin to English: with special attention ...
IRRITARE excite, irritate abirritate Med. To render less irritable. counterirritant [
contra against] Med. An agent for producing irritation to counteract irritation
existing elsewhere. irritability 1. Med. A morbid condition of an organ
characterized by ...
Charles Barrett Brown, 1946
9
Liebèr's five letter American telegraphic code
Afemz 01333 Abirritate " special agent will be sent immediately. Afenc 01334
Abirrung Advise a special agent to be sent immediately. Afepi 01335 Abisag
Agent(s) already appointed. Aferl 01336 Abisares " failed. Afeso 01337 Abiscoitar
...
Benjamin Franklin Lieber, 1915
10
The English Word Speculum: The reverse part-of-speech word list
... DlGllALL¥ CAPIYALLY EVENTUALIV SINGULARLV llvnoviktv IGNORANTLV
INCIDENTLV EMINENTLY APPARENYuv COARIICULATE ABIRRITATE
DECEPHALILE DEUXYGENILE APPROPINOUATE ADULYERIHE
UNDERCUISTAND ...
H. L. Resnikoff, Lockheed Missiles and Space Company, 1967
