CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO CORINTHIANIZE
PRESENT
Present
I corinthianize
you corinthianize
he/she/it corinthianizes
we corinthianize
you corinthianize
they corinthianize
Present continuous
I am corinthianizing
you are corinthianizing
he/she/it is corinthianizing
we are corinthianizing
you are corinthianizing
they are corinthianizing
Present perfect
I have corinthianized
you have corinthianized
he/she/it has corinthianized
we have corinthianized
you have corinthianized
they have corinthianized
Present perfect continuous
I have been corinthianizing
you have been corinthianizing
he/she/it has been corinthianizing
we have been corinthianizing
you have been corinthianizing
they have been corinthianizing
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 corinthianized
you corinthianized
he/she/it corinthianized
we corinthianized
you corinthianized
they corinthianized
Past continuous
I was corinthianizing
you were corinthianizing
he/she/it was corinthianizing
we were corinthianizing
you were corinthianizing
they were corinthianizing
Past perfect
I had corinthianized
you had corinthianized
he/she/it had corinthianized
we had corinthianized
you had corinthianized
they had corinthianized
Past perfect continuous
I had been corinthianizing
you had been corinthianizing
he/she/it had been corinthianizing
we had been corinthianizing
you had been corinthianizing
they had been corinthianizing
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will corinthianize
you will corinthianize
he/she/it will corinthianize
we will corinthianize
you will corinthianize
they will corinthianize
Future continuous
I will be corinthianizing
you will be corinthianizing
he/she/it will be corinthianizing
we will be corinthianizing
you will be corinthianizing
they will be corinthianizing
Future perfect
I will have corinthianized
you will have corinthianized
he/she/it will have corinthianized
we will have corinthianized
you will have corinthianized
they will have corinthianized
Future perfect continuous
I will have been corinthianizing
you will have been corinthianizing
he/she/it will have been corinthianizing
we will have been corinthianizing
you will have been corinthianizing
they will have been corinthianizing
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would corinthianize
you would corinthianize
he/she/it would corinthianize
we would corinthianize
you would corinthianize
they would corinthianize
Conditional continuous
I would be corinthianizing
you would be corinthianizing
he/she/it would be corinthianizing
we would be corinthianizing
you would be corinthianizing
they would be corinthianizing
Conditional perfect
I would have corinthianize
you would have corinthianize
he/she/it would have corinthianize
we would have corinthianize
you would have corinthianize
they would have corinthianize
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been corinthianizing
you would have been corinthianizing
he/she/it would have been corinthianizing
we would have been corinthianizing
you would have been corinthianizing
they would have been corinthianizing
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you corinthianize
we let´s corinthianize
you corinthianize
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Infinitive
to corinthianize
Past participle
corinthianized
Present Participle
corinthianizing
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 «CORINTHIANIZE»
Discover the use of
corinthianize in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
corinthianize and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
A new word, Corinthianize, was coined. When a sailor in another part of the world
would say, “Let's go out and Corinthianize tonight,” everyone knew what he was
referring to. Some of the people who grew up within that kind of environment ...
2
Genesis through Revelation
In fact, they coined a word in the Roman Empire which was to “corinthianize.”
Believe me, when you would “corinthianize,” it meant that you went to the very
limit in sin. Against this corrupt background Paul preached the gospel in Corinth.
3
Called to Lead: 26 Leadership Lessons from the Life of the ...
Ritual fornication had become so deeply ingrained in the Corinthian culture that
in the first century, “to Corinthianize” was a synonym for sexual immorality, and “a
Corinthian girl” was a euphemism for a prostitute. Everyone knew that Corinth ...
4
The Evil and the Innocent
The reputation for having a variety of sexual practices in the city was widespread
so much that a Greek author coined a new Greek verb “corinthianize” that meant “
to participate in immoral sexual practices.” Archaeological evidence suggests ...
Senator Bill Diamond, 2012
5
Commentary on the New Testament
Such was the proverbial profligacy of the town, that the verb KooivduiZeiv, to
Corinthianize, was invented to express the unrestrained indulgence of
licentiousness. Corinth had ever played an important political part among the
republics of ...
Daniel Denison Whedon, 1871
6
The Life and Epistles of Saint Paul
5 “ Non euivis homini eontingit adire Corinthnm.”— Her. Ep. i. 17, 36. The word "
Corinthianize” was used proverbially for an immoral life. 1 Sec Chap. I. p. 13. ' “
Neva-theless,” says Colonel cn.u>.xn. COMMERCE AND WEALTH OF CORINTH
.
William John Conybeare, John Saul Howson, 1869
7
Holden's Dollar Magazine
... best English scholar I ever met amcflg foreigners 4 in fact, he was infinitely
more intelligible than many of our Scottish countrymen who make such ludicrous
attempts to Corinthianize the Doric, when they have paid a month's visit to
London.
8
Jesus Christ and Him Crucified: A Study in First Corinthians
In the Greek world, the term “Corinthian girl” was slang for a prostitute, and to “
Corinthianize” meant to commit sexual sin. The reason these issues were a
problem for the Corinthians is that, like Christians today, the Corinthian Christians
too ...
9
The Interpretation of I Corinthians
The very term "Corinthian" meant a profligate, and the verb "to Corinthianize"
meant to have intercourse with prostitutes. The temple of Venus in the old city
boasted that a thousand female slaves were kept there who were free to
strangers.
10
Expository lectures on Paul's Epistles to the Corinthians
A temple was erected to the honour of Venus, where women prostituted
themselves for hire ; indeed the word K.{ir(«^n> (to Corinthianize) applied to a
female, conveyed an imputation of incontinence. Amidst the most abject A ^
idolatry and ...
