CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO APOSTATISE
PRESENT
Present
I apostatise
you apostatise
he/she/it apostatises
we apostatise
you apostatise
they apostatise
Present continuous
I am apostatising
you are apostatising
he/she/it is apostatising
we are apostatising
you are apostatising
they are apostatising
Present perfect
I have apostatised
you have apostatised
he/she/it has apostatised
we have apostatised
you have apostatised
they have apostatised
Present perfect continuous
I have been apostatising
you have been apostatising
he/she/it has been apostatising
we have been apostatising
you have been apostatising
they have been apostatising
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 apostatised
you apostatised
he/she/it apostatised
we apostatised
you apostatised
they apostatised
Past continuous
I was apostatising
you were apostatising
he/she/it was apostatising
we were apostatising
you were apostatising
they were apostatising
Past perfect
I had apostatised
you had apostatised
he/she/it had apostatised
we had apostatised
you had apostatised
they had apostatised
Past perfect continuous
I had been apostatising
you had been apostatising
he/she/it had been apostatising
we had been apostatising
you had been apostatising
they had been apostatising
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will apostatise
you will apostatise
he/she/it will apostatise
we will apostatise
you will apostatise
they will apostatise
Future continuous
I will be apostatising
you will be apostatising
he/she/it will be apostatising
we will be apostatising
you will be apostatising
they will be apostatising
Future perfect
I will have apostatised
you will have apostatised
he/she/it will have apostatised
we will have apostatised
you will have apostatised
they will have apostatised
Future perfect continuous
I will have been apostatising
you will have been apostatising
he/she/it will have been apostatising
we will have been apostatising
you will have been apostatising
they will have been apostatising
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would apostatise
you would apostatise
he/she/it would apostatise
we would apostatise
you would apostatise
they would apostatise
Conditional continuous
I would be apostatising
you would be apostatising
he/she/it would be apostatising
we would be apostatising
you would be apostatising
they would be apostatising
Conditional perfect
I would have apostatise
you would have apostatise
he/she/it would have apostatise
we would have apostatise
you would have apostatise
they would have apostatise
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been apostatising
you would have been apostatising
he/she/it would have been apostatising
we would have been apostatising
you would have been apostatising
they would have been apostatising
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you apostatise
we let´s apostatise
you apostatise
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Past participle
apostatised
Present Participle
apostatising
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 «APOSTATISE»
Discover the use of
apostatise in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
apostatise and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
To do so, is to apostatise from that Christian order ; and no nation has a right to
apostatise from the laws or the civilisation of Christianity. It is held, indeed, by
certain modern politicians that a people has a right to choose its religion . But the
...
Henry Mayhew, Mark Lemon, Tom Taylor, 1870
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PUNCH - Vol.LVlll - 1870.
To do so, is to apostatise from that Christian order ; and no nation has a right to
apostatise from the laws or the civilisation of Christianity. It is held, indeed, by
certain modern politicians that a people has a right to choose its religion. But the
right ...
3
Our Scottish clery: 52 sketches, including clergymen of all ...
self — an unholy thing ; and does despite to the Spirit of grace. Surely the apostle
thought that a believer might apostatise. It was possible to apostatise from the law
of Moses, for some did so, and were punished. So is it possible to apostatise ...
John Smith (of Glasgow.), 1851
4
The Land-war in Ireland: A History for the Times
Remarking upon the proclamation of Chichester to this effect Mr. Meehan says :
— ' Apart from the folly of the king, who had taken into his head that an entire
nation should, at his bidding, apostatise from the creed of their forefathers, the ...
5
Annals of the Propagation of the Faith
After this touching exordium, the mandarin who thinks, apparently, that their
hearts are softened, because their visages are bleeding, proposes to them to
apostatise. The four Christians — for it is quite permissible to designate as such
the ...
59*5 • TOO BUSY TO APOSTATISE. at work — Oh, so busy, that I really had not
time for anything — not even to apostatise." "How was that?" I asked. "Oh," she
replied, "when I thought over the matter I saw very clearly that it wouldn't do to ...
T. Stenhouse, F. Stenhouse, 2009
7
An Epitome of Systematic Theology: Embracing the Definition; ...
It is to be expected, that false and spurious conversions will be followed by
apostacies ; but this does not prove that genuine converts will apostatise. It is all
explained by a single passage. They went out from us, because they were not of
us.
8
Transcultural Theodicy in the Fiction of Shūsaku Endō
Ferreira comes in and tries to persuade Rodrigo to apostatise, even if it is only to
save the life of the Japanese converts whose groans from the pit 149 where they
are being tortured come to Rodrigo's ears (cf. Ch, 308; Sil, 263), reminding him ...
9
How to Sound Clever: Master the 600 English Words You ...
apostatise. (verb) = to abandon a religious or political belief from the Greek
apostates: a runaway slave e.g. In some interpretations of sharia law, Muslims
who have apostatised deserve death Arcadian apparatchik (noun) = (derogatory
in ...
Hubert van den Bergh, 2010
10
A classification of the essentials of the Christian Faith; ...
By reason of persecution “many shall be offended,” and apostatise from the faith,
as particularly those mentioned by St. Paul in his Second Epistle to Timothy, i. 15,
“Phygellus and Hermogenes, who with many others in Asia, turned away from ...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «APOSTATISE»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
apostatise is used in the context of the following news items.
Shrinking The Nation
... Ali Usman Qasmi reveals what may compare to what Najib Razak is going through — Bhutto got parliament to apostatise Ahmadi Muslims. «The Indian Express, Jul 15»
More Die Of Hope
... Ali Usman Qasmi reveals what may compare to what Najib Razak is going through — Bhutto got parliament to apostatise Ahmadi Muslims. «Outlook, Jul 15»
Thuggery of religion
The last time an organised campaign to apostatise a Pakistani politician was launched, the cult of Mumtaz Qadri was born. It is an extension of, ... «The Nation, May 15»
Wajib-ul-qatl
A similar amendment could be signed to apostatise the Shia community. Maybe an Ordinance XX-esque article debarring them from posing as ... «The Nation, May 15»
The epic fail of the marital rape enablers
Almost a decade ago, he expedited a rumour that a hundred thousand Malays were about to apostatise into Christianity. His participation in the ... «The Malaysian Insider, May 15»
Thirty years of takfiri terror
Theses seminaries have groomed the leaders who apostatise and have indoctrinated the cadres who carry out killings with impunity because ... «Daily Times, Feb 15»
MP claims he gets accused of being 'non-Muslim' for denouncing …
Mr Chishti is a hypocrite as defined by the Prophet Muhammad- he should apostatise and become an honest ex- muslim. He also needs to ... «Asian Image, Jan 15»
Allow Us To Steal A Whiff
In a complete shift of tonality and texture in the poem The Arab Grammarian Ruminates on the Fate of Bokhara, Daruwalla writes, “Apostatise is not a verb I am ... «Outlook, Dec 14»
Criminal acts distort the image of Islam: Grand Mufti's consultant
We recorded about 150 fatwas, some of which apostatise police and army officers. Do you think that extremists in Egypt are still on the rise? «Daily News Egypt, Sep 14»
HC Grants Divorce on Apostasy Ground, Says Faith is above Law
“Were a woman married under Muslim personal law to apostatise, the marriage stands dissolved. In such circumstances, the woman is entitled ... «The New Indian Express, May 14»
