CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO ARROGATE
PRESENT
Present
I arrogate
you arrogate
he/she/it arrogates
we arrogate
you arrogate
they arrogate
Present continuous
I am arrogating
you are arrogating
he/she/it is arrogating
we are arrogating
you are arrogating
they are arrogating
Present perfect
I have arrogated
you have arrogated
he/she/it has arrogated
we have arrogated
you have arrogated
they have arrogated
Present perfect continuous
I have been arrogating
you have been arrogating
he/she/it has been arrogating
we have been arrogating
you have been arrogating
they have been arrogating
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 arrogated
you arrogated
he/she/it arrogated
we arrogated
you arrogated
they arrogated
Past continuous
I was arrogating
you were arrogating
he/she/it was arrogating
we were arrogating
you were arrogating
they were arrogating
Past perfect
I had arrogated
you had arrogated
he/she/it had arrogated
we had arrogated
you had arrogated
they had arrogated
Past perfect continuous
I had been arrogating
you had been arrogating
he/she/it had been arrogating
we had been arrogating
you had been arrogating
they had been arrogating
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will arrogate
you will arrogate
he/she/it will arrogate
we will arrogate
you will arrogate
they will arrogate
Future continuous
I will be arrogating
you will be arrogating
he/she/it will be arrogating
we will be arrogating
you will be arrogating
they will be arrogating
Future perfect
I will have arrogated
you will have arrogated
he/she/it will have arrogated
we will have arrogated
you will have arrogated
they will have arrogated
Future perfect continuous
I will have been arrogating
you will have been arrogating
he/she/it will have been arrogating
we will have been arrogating
you will have been arrogating
they will have been arrogating
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would arrogate
you would arrogate
he/she/it would arrogate
we would arrogate
you would arrogate
they would arrogate
Conditional continuous
I would be arrogating
you would be arrogating
he/she/it would be arrogating
we would be arrogating
you would be arrogating
they would be arrogating
Conditional perfect
I would have arrogate
you would have arrogate
he/she/it would have arrogate
we would have arrogate
you would have arrogate
they would have arrogate
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been arrogating
you would have been arrogating
he/she/it would have been arrogating
we would have been arrogating
you would have been arrogating
they would have been arrogating
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you arrogate
we let´s arrogate
you arrogate
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Past participle
arrogated
Present Participle
arrogating
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 «ARROGATE»
Discover the use of
arrogate in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
arrogate and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
English Synonymes Explained in Alphabetical Order
Oerham. The approximations and recesses of some of the littie ster. / speak of,
salt not with the observations of some vt ry ancient astronomers. Derham.
approbation, t. Assent. TO APPROPRIATE, USURP, ARROGATE, ASSUME,
ASCRIBE.
2
A Dictionary of Modern Legal Usage
Abrogate, far more common than obrogate, means "to abolish (a law or
established usage) by authoritative or formal action; annul; repeal." Abrogate is
occasionally confused with arrogate ( = to usurp). The proper use of abrogate is
illustrated ...
3
English Synonymes: With Copious Illustrations and ...
TO APPROPRIATE, USURP, ARROGATE, ASSUME, ASCRIBE- Appropriate^ in
French approprier, compounded of ap or ad and propriatus, participle of propria,
an old verb, from proprius proper or own, signifies to make one's own : usurp, ...
4
English Synonyms Explained, in Alphabetical Order: With ...
ARROGATE, in Latin arrogatur, participle of arrogo, signifies to ask or claim to for
one's self. ASSUME, in French assumer, Latin assume, compounded of as or ad
and sumo to take, signifies to take to one's self. ASCRIBE, in Latin ascribe, ...
5
Garner's Dictionary of Legal Usage
See citizen's arrest. arrestable. So spelled. arrestee. See -ee. arrester; ✳arrestor.
The first is the preferred spelling. arrest warrant. See capias. arrivee. See -ee.
arriving alien. See asylee (b). arrogate. A. And Its Near-Synonyms: usurp;
preempt; ...
6
English Synonymes Explained: In Alphabetical Order
ARROGATE, in Latin arrogatus, participle of arrago, signifies to ask or claim to for
one's self. ASSUME, in French ossumer, Latin assumo, compounded of as or ad
and sumo to take, signifies to take to one's self. ASCR lBE, in Latin oscribo, ...
7
English Synonymes explained, in alphabetical order; with ...
Arrogate, assume, and ascribe, denote the taking to one's self, butdo not, like
appropriate and usurp, Arrogate is a more violent action than l'zssume, and
assume than ascribe. Arrogate and assume' are employed either in the proper or
...
8
The Sales Warrior Within
With this mindset your competitors are trespassers in your marketplace - they can'
t stay! This is war! Become territorial! Arrogate and aggression belongs here.
They have intentionally not been included as attributes in the Book of Water.
9
Crabb's English Synonyms
Arrogate, in Latin arrogatus, participle of arroyo, signifi to ask or claim for one's
self. Assume, in French assunwr, Latin assume, compounded of as or ad and
sumo, to take, signifim to take to one's self. Ascribe, in Latin ascribo, comunded of
ad ...
10
Garner's Modern American Usage
✳In arrearages is obsolete. arrivee. See -ee. arriviste. See nouveau riche (b).
arrogate (= to claim or seize without legal justification) shouldn't be used
reflexively. Although it's possible to arrogate something to oneself, one cannot
arrogate ...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «ARROGATE»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
arrogate is used in the context of the following news items.
Michael Oren's Terrible Case Of Obama-Envy
Why deny to Muslims what we arrogate to ourselves? Oren never shows that Obama took a course with Said, or that he ever took any courses ... «Mintpress News, Jul 15»
Two forms of human liaison should be recognised
What effrontery for politicians to arrogate to themselves a decision that belongs to the electorate. If marriage arrangements that have always ... «The Australian, Jul 15»
The War on Marriage
It's now comprised of people who feel they can arrogate unto themselves the right to redefine whatever they want. If you tell a modern American ... «Town Hall, Jul 15»
The ACA Survives — But With A Note Of Caution For The Future?
The effect would be for the judiciary to arrogate power to itself which most observers (academics, policymakers, and the regulated industry ... «Health Affairs, Jun 15»
SC stops govt from using P73-B coco levy funds
“The President cannot just arrogate unto himself, without legislative authority, the power to allocate, use and administer the billions of pesos of ... «The Manila Times, Jun 15»
High court junks EOs on coco fund
“The President cannot just arrogate unto himself, without legislative authority, the power to allocate, use and administer the billions of pesos of ... «Manila Standard Today, Jun 15»
Obama: Presiding Over America's Accelerated Moral Degeneration …
The Supreme Court cannot arrogate to itself the powers to make laws for the citizens. That is the job of the representatives of the people ... «African Herald Express, Jun 15»
Egypt Rejects US Report On Human Rights
No State has the right to arrogate to itself the authority to evaluate other countries, the ministry said, noting that this report assesses the situation ... «AllAfrica.com, Jun 15»
Time for Scots language to be recognised as an asset, not a hindrance
... and as national pride demanded a separate name for the national language, the old Inglis tongue of the Lowlands began to arrogate to itself ... «Herald Scotland, Jun 15»
Nkrumah Nkrumah, Wole Soyinka, & Kongi's Harvest (3)
... which is getting rid of Gaddafi so that America and her European counterparts (France, Italy, and Britain) could arrogate Libya and her wealth ... «GhanaWeb, Jun 15»
