CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO DEADEN
PRESENT
Present
I deaden
you deaden
he/she/it deadens
we deaden
you deaden
they deaden
Present continuous
I am deadening
you are deadening
he/she/it is deadening
we are deadening
you are deadening
they are deadening
Present perfect
I have deadened
you have deadened
he/she/it has deadened
we have deadened
you have deadened
they have deadened
Present perfect continuous
I have been deadening
you have been deadening
he/she/it has been deadening
we have been deadening
you have been deadening
they have been deadening
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 deadened
you deadened
he/she/it deadened
we deadened
you deadened
they deadened
Past continuous
I was deadening
you were deadening
he/she/it was deadening
we were deadening
you were deadening
they were deadening
Past perfect
I had deadened
you had deadened
he/she/it had deadened
we had deadened
you had deadened
they had deadened
Past perfect continuous
I had been deadening
you had been deadening
he/she/it had been deadening
we had been deadening
you had been deadening
they had been deadening
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will deaden
you will deaden
he/she/it will deaden
we will deaden
you will deaden
they will deaden
Future continuous
I will be deadening
you will be deadening
he/she/it will be deadening
we will be deadening
you will be deadening
they will be deadening
Future perfect
I will have deadened
you will have deadened
he/she/it will have deadened
we will have deadened
you will have deadened
they will have deadened
Future perfect continuous
I will have been deadening
you will have been deadening
he/she/it will have been deadening
we will have been deadening
you will have been deadening
they will have been deadening
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would deaden
you would deaden
he/she/it would deaden
we would deaden
you would deaden
they would deaden
Conditional continuous
I would be deadening
you would be deadening
he/she/it would be deadening
we would be deadening
you would be deadening
they would be deadening
Conditional perfect
I would have deaden
you would have deaden
he/she/it would have deaden
we would have deaden
you would have deaden
they would have deaden
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been deadening
you would have been deadening
he/she/it would have been deadening
we would have been deadening
you would have been deadening
they would have been deadening
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you deaden
we let´s deaden
you deaden
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Present Participle
deadening
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 «DEADEN»
Discover the use of
deaden in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
deaden and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Health in the New Millennium: The Smart Electronic Edition ...
Opiates are often given to postsurgical patients to deaden pain. They can have
unpleasant side effects such as nausea and vomiting and cause people to drift
between states of alertness and drowsiness. Because of their high potential for ...
Jeffrey Nevid, Spencer Rathus, Hannah Rubenstein, 1998
2
Americanisms--old & New
Deaden, To. — (1) A Western backwoods term. To deaden is to prepare the way
for the actual clearing of land of trees by girdling (q.v.) them, i.e., by cutting off a
ring of bark round the trunk. This wounds the tree to death ; and a claim (q.v.) or ...
John Stephen Farmer, 1889
3
Intrigued:A Collection of Poetic Thoughts from a Poetic Mind
Deaden. By: Robin Sims Alone I felt this feeling before It's a tough feeling to
ignore An unwanted feeling An unneeded feeling Harbored anxieties and solace
Condemned even out cast One could only wonder Perhaps even ponder Where
the ...
4
Coaching Youth Soccer: The Guide for Coaches and Parents
Deaden the surface or withdraw. Receiving a soccer ball is no different than a
baseball or a basketball. In these sports, the player learns to keep the hands soft,
otherwise the ball will bounce out. It's no different, and even more important, with
...
5
Becoming Real: Christ's Call to Authenic Living
THE SHARPEST PAIN OF ALL Sometimes it's a gift to deaden the pain, and
sometimes it's a curse. It all depends on what's causing the pain and what we use
to deaden it. The pain that wells up in our souls is the sharpest pain of all.
6
Complete Jazz Bass Book
Jazz-Rock Employing Deadened String Technique (muffled) r = Deaden string.
Be sure to deaden note r is on. "-76 l“ | | Deaden D Deaden G Deaden C X l |
Observe accents > and staccato - clots Practice study 1A slowly at first, carefully ...
7
A Dictionary of the English Language: Intended to Exhibi ... ...
To deprive of a portion of vigor, force or sensation ; to abate vigor or action j as, to
deaden the force of a ball ; to deaden the natural powers or feelings. 2. To blunt ;
to render less susceptible or feeling ; as, to deaden the senses. 3. To retard; to ...
8
Shattered Dreams: God's Unexpected Path to Joy
For Buddha, the answer to suffering is to deaden desire, to extinguish passion
and to achieve the complete isolation of union with nothingrress. It's a heretical
stretch to crll that peace. For Jesus, the answer to suffering is to stiffer intensely, ...
“You can deaden the feeling,” the searcher said, and Ginja looked up in contempt
. “That's for good little slaves,” she said. “Deaden it,” he said, and Ginja found
herself looking at his powergun pointed at her head. “Deaden it or you're dead.
10
Modern Philanthropy: A Study of Efficient Appealing and Giving
... right to deaden the incentive to grow than to deaden initiative ; no more right to
deaden the incentive among private donors and taxpayers to give their share
currently than to deaden an agency's power to adapt its work to changing needs.
William Harvey Allen, 1912
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «DEADEN»
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deaden is used in the context of the following news items.
Budget 2015: George Osborne's new 'living wage' hailed as 'a …
... hit in the pocket after the Chancellor announced that he is scrapping tax relief on private rented homes, in an attempt to deaden the economic ... «Telegraph.co.uk, Jul 15»
Chuck Palahniuk Talks About 'Fight Club 2′ And Literally Inserting …
This is perhaps the most frightening time of life — being without a mate, a home, or a career — and people do lots of drugs to deaden that fear. «UPROXX, Jul 15»
Biogen Sees Promise in Gene Therapy
Even if none of Biogen's gene therapies make it to market, the company has plenty of other drugs on the market and in development to deaden ... «Motley Fool, Jul 15»
What Lies Beneath Is There For A Reason
... reduce the amount of road noise reaching the passenger compartment, as many of them have insulation on the back to deaden sound. «WOWT, Jul 15»
Scandal on the Tour de France
From the earliest days of the race, entrants drank to deaden the monotony, huffed ether to tamp down the pain, took amphetamines for stamina, ... «Foreign Policy, Jul 15»
New book honors sportswriting legend WC Heinz
From the column: “They had sponged off the colt, after they had given him the shot to deaden the pain, and now he stood, feeding quietly from ... «Poynter.org, Jul 15»
Is it a counterfeit judgment?
Those who have no supportive community live their lives in quiet desperation and many times resort to “self-medication” to deaden the pain of ... «Daily Herald, Jul 15»
Maine fire marshal: Even timely help unlikely to have saved …
Getting burned is usually extremely painful, but sometimes third-degree burns can be so traumatic that they deaden the pain, Schulz said. «Press Herald, Jul 15»
Naenae heavy-hitter takes ITF world taekwondo title in Italy
He practises by hitting hard surfaces to deaden the nerves in his hands and build-up calcium. He started learning the Korean martial art about ... «The Dominion Post, Jul 15»
Skullgirls PS4 launches July 7
remember when Konami wanted to deaden this series too? Forty. Not in Europe for another two weeks after that… but I can wait! And the music ... «Gematsu, Jul 15»
