CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO APHETIZE
PRESENT
Present
I aphetize
you aphetize
he/she/it aphetizes
we aphetize
you aphetize
they aphetize
Present continuous
I am aphetizing
you are aphetizing
he/she/it is aphetizing
we are aphetizing
you are aphetizing
they are aphetizing
Present perfect
I have aphetized
you have aphetized
he/she/it has aphetized
we have aphetized
you have aphetized
they have aphetized
Present perfect continuous
I have been aphetizing
you have been aphetizing
he/she/it has been aphetizing
we have been aphetizing
you have been aphetizing
they have been aphetizing
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 aphetized
you aphetized
he/she/it aphetized
we aphetized
you aphetized
they aphetized
Past continuous
I was aphetizing
you were aphetizing
he/she/it was aphetizing
we were aphetizing
you were aphetizing
they were aphetizing
Past perfect
I had aphetized
you had aphetized
he/she/it had aphetized
we had aphetized
you had aphetized
they had aphetized
Past perfect continuous
I had been aphetizing
you had been aphetizing
he/she/it had been aphetizing
we had been aphetizing
you had been aphetizing
they had been aphetizing
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will aphetize
you will aphetize
he/she/it will aphetize
we will aphetize
you will aphetize
they will aphetize
Future continuous
I will be aphetizing
you will be aphetizing
he/she/it will be aphetizing
we will be aphetizing
you will be aphetizing
they will be aphetizing
Future perfect
I will have aphetized
you will have aphetized
he/she/it will have aphetized
we will have aphetized
you will have aphetized
they will have aphetized
Future perfect continuous
I will have been aphetizing
you will have been aphetizing
he/she/it will have been aphetizing
we will have been aphetizing
you will have been aphetizing
they will have been aphetizing
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would aphetize
you would aphetize
he/she/it would aphetize
we would aphetize
you would aphetize
they would aphetize
Conditional continuous
I would be aphetizing
you would be aphetizing
he/she/it would be aphetizing
we would be aphetizing
you would be aphetizing
they would be aphetizing
Conditional perfect
I would have aphetize
you would have aphetize
he/she/it would have aphetize
we would have aphetize
you would have aphetize
they would have aphetize
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been aphetizing
you would have been aphetizing
he/she/it would have been aphetizing
we would have been aphetizing
you would have been aphetizing
they would have been aphetizing
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you aphetize
we let´s aphetize
you aphetize
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Past participle
aphetized
Present Participle
aphetizing
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 «APHETIZE»
Discover the use of
aphetize in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
aphetize and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
The Meaning of Everything: The Story of the Oxford English ...
9 Bradley's prescience was amply confirmed: not only does Murray quote himself
for aphetize — he quotes an entry he had written, a definition for acute, in the
Dictionary's very Part I that was under Bradley's review: 'In the sense of sharp in ...
2
English Language Word Builder
VERBS. VERBS ENDING IN 'IZE' WITH 'ISE' EQUIVALENTS ACTIVIZE ALBITIZE
ALKALIZEI AMORTIZE ANNALIZE ANTICIZE APHETIZE APHORIZEI ARBORIZE
ARCHAIZEI ATHETIZE ATTICIZE AVIANIZE BANALIZE BOTANIZEI CALORIZE ...
3
Garner's Modern American Usage
Aphesis is a common type of aphaeresis—it might be termed historical
aphaeresis. For example, the word esquire evolved into squire. — aphetic /ә-fet-
ik/, adj. — aphetize, vb. aphetism /af-ә-tiz-әm/. An aphetized word; a form
resulting from the ...
He referred to the want of appropriate terms for various facts and phenomena of
English philology, and to his proposals for supplying them, as aphesis, aphetic,
aphetize. Sec., for the dropping of an initial brief vowel, as in limbeck, tend; ...
Edward Walford, John Charles Cox, George Latimer Apperson, 1881
Anglify, angulate, animalize. ankle, annotate. annualize. anodize. ante,
antechamber. anthemize. anticize, apathize. apex, aphetize, apron. aquatint*,
Arabize. arborize, archaize, architect*. architecture*, archive. arcticize. argufy.
arietate*.
6
Materials for the study of the old English drama: New series
What is natural to him, was oratorical to the Elizabethans who were used to
aphetize, to syncopate, to apocopate, and to coalesce their words. Some eliding
Sir Edmund cannot gainsay but, on the whole, it is so unnatural and so distaste- ')
A ...
7
Materialien Zur Kunde Des älteren Englischen Dramas: v. ...
... oratorical to the Elizabethans who were used to aphetize, to syncopate, to
apocopate, and to coalesce their words. Some eliding Sir Edmund cannot
gainsay but, on the whole, it is so unnatural and so distaste') A New Shakespeare
Quarto, ...
Willy Bang, Henry de Vocht, 1933
Gk apo, from + hilios, sun + Iropikos, turning] aphereaia *aphaeresis aphasia (*
fisis) ft. the gradual disappearance of an unaccented vowel at the beginning of a
word, e.g. 'special' for 'especial' aphetic (afetik) adj. aphetize (ifataiz) pres. part, ...
9
The wordtree: a transitive cladistic for solving physical & ...
TO APHETIZE * UNBARE (63-1 ft ». 8 SUFFIX. 3 APHESIS, FRONT
SHORTENING. ..... TYPE (3266) •••••••••• 3656. TO FORETYPE = « « ANTICIPATE
(7661. < ANTETYPE. 3659. TO PROTOTYPE □ ORIGINATE (1390) 6 ». •мм
CHARACTER ...
10
The Incorporated Linguist: The Journal of the Institute of ...
The word aphetize, his own creation, corresponding to the noun aphesis (the
gradual loss of a syllable as in squire/esquire) happened to occur (a- prefix,
sense 10). Some slight idiosyncrasies found in his original slips survive in the
OED to ...
