CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO DEFALCATE
PRESENT
Present
I defalcate
you defalcate
he/she/it defalcates
we defalcate
you defalcate
they defalcate
Present continuous
I am defalcating
you are defalcating
he/she/it is defalcating
we are defalcating
you are defalcating
they are defalcating
Present perfect
I have defalcated
you have defalcated
he/she/it has defalcated
we have defalcated
you have defalcated
they have defalcated
Present perfect continuous
I have been defalcating
you have been defalcating
he/she/it has been defalcating
we have been defalcating
you have been defalcating
they have been defalcating
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 defalcated
you defalcated
he/she/it defalcated
we defalcated
you defalcated
they defalcated
Past continuous
I was defalcating
you were defalcating
he/she/it was defalcating
we were defalcating
you were defalcating
they were defalcating
Past perfect
I had defalcated
you had defalcated
he/she/it had defalcated
we had defalcated
you had defalcated
they had defalcated
Past perfect continuous
I had been defalcating
you had been defalcating
he/she/it had been defalcating
we had been defalcating
you had been defalcating
they had been defalcating
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will defalcate
you will defalcate
he/she/it will defalcate
we will defalcate
you will defalcate
they will defalcate
Future continuous
I will be defalcating
you will be defalcating
he/she/it will be defalcating
we will be defalcating
you will be defalcating
they will be defalcating
Future perfect
I will have defalcated
you will have defalcated
he/she/it will have defalcated
we will have defalcated
you will have defalcated
they will have defalcated
Future perfect continuous
I will have been defalcating
you will have been defalcating
he/she/it will have been defalcating
we will have been defalcating
you will have been defalcating
they will have been defalcating
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would defalcate
you would defalcate
he/she/it would defalcate
we would defalcate
you would defalcate
they would defalcate
Conditional continuous
I would be defalcating
you would be defalcating
he/she/it would be defalcating
we would be defalcating
you would be defalcating
they would be defalcating
Conditional perfect
I would have defalcate
you would have defalcate
he/she/it would have defalcate
we would have defalcate
you would have defalcate
they would have defalcate
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been defalcating
you would have been defalcating
he/she/it would have been defalcating
we would have been defalcating
you would have been defalcating
they would have been defalcating
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you defalcate
we let´s defalcate
you defalcate
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Past participle
defalcated
Present Participle
defalcating
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 «DEFALCATE»
Discover the use of
defalcate in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
defalcate and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
A Dictionary of Modern Legal Usage
To be a defalcation, a deficiency in money matters must be fraudulent, and it must
be by someone put in trust of the money. For the pronunciation of defalcation, see
defalcate i n). defalcator is the agent noun corresponding to defalcate — e.g.: ...
2
Garner's Dictionary of Legal Usage
Defalcate and peculate, the latter being slightly more common and referring to
public moneys, are formal words that are neutral in color. Embezzle is the
popular word that is more highly charged with negative connotations. See
defalcation ...
3
Encyclopædia metropolitana; or, Universal dictionary of ...
The fifth Booie c/Troilus, fo). 191. And of himselfe imagined he oft To ben defatted
, pale and woxen lesse Than he was wont. Id. Ib. fol. 188. DEFA'LK, ~) Fr.
defalquer ; It. defalcate ; sub- Defa'lcate, >ttahete, q. d. Lat. defalcate, i. e.
Defalcation.
Edward Smedley, Hugh James Rose, Henry John Rose, 1845
4
Garner's Modern American Usage
LANGUAGE-CHANGE INDEX *deep-seeded for deep-seated: Stage 1 defalcate.
A. And peculate; embezzle. These words are broadly synonymous, all three
meaning “to misappropriate money in one's charge.” Defalcate and peculate, the
...
5
A Dictionary of the English Language: Intended to Exhibi ... ...
DEFALCATE, v. t. [Fr. defalquer ; It. defalcate ; Sp. desfalcar ; Port, desfalcar; from
L. defalco ; de aadfalco, from faix, a sickle.] To cut off; to take away or deduct a
part; used chiefly of money, accounts, rents, income, &c. DEFALCATION, n.
6
Chembers 21 Century Dictionary
defalcate. deduce ill d ,u:\ - verb (deduced, deducing) to think out or judge on the
basis of what one knows or assumes to be fact. 0) 1 5c: from DE- 1 + Latin ducere
to lead. deducible /di'dsuisibal/ &-adj capable of being deduced. • deducibility ...
7
Thesavrvs Lingvae Latinae Compendiarivs Or, A Compendious ...
To defalcate [prune] Defalco, 1. colluco. Defalcated [deduâed] Deduûua,
fubtractus, cVtrartus, recifut. Defalcated [pruned] Defalcate. - л jbfalcatiu [
deduâion] Deduöio, 3. fub- duftio. A défalcation [pruning] Defalcatjo, 3, A
defamation, Aliena ...
8
Binns's justice: Digest of the laws and judicial decisions ...
7 Watts, 292, Justice's Jurisdiction to compel a Landlord to defalcate. 18. Skct. XX
. The powers of justices of the peace shall extend to all cases of rent, not
exceeding one hundred dollars, so far as to compel the landlord to defalcate (36)
or ...
John Binns, Pennsylvania, 1840
9
Canadian Bankruptcy/Insolvency and Companies’ Creditors ...
[39] The Shorter Oxford Dictionary defines the words "misappropriate", "defalcate"
, and "defalcation" as follows: Misappropriate To appropriate to wrong uses;
chiefly, to apply dishonestly to one's own use. So, misappropriation. Defalcate To
cut ...
10
An Etymological Dictionary of the English Language
DEFALCATE, to lop off,abate, deduct.(L.)See Trench, Select Glossary.Used as
app.by Sir T.Elyot: 'yetbe nat these inanyparte defalcate oftheir condigne praises;'
The Governour, b.ii.c. 10.—LateL. dēfalcāre [also diffalcāre, with prefix diffordis], ...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «DEFALCATE»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
defalcate is used in the context of the following news items.
Let the Face Speak for Itself: Hard Features in 'The White Buffalo'
... when grizzled pioneers figuratively use “snaffle” (a double-barred bit for horses) as a verb or employ words like “defalcate” and “flummery” in ... «PopMatters, May 15»
April 30: Same-sex surrogacy
... organizational leaders are routinely held to the fire for misappropriating funds, Claims Conference leaders continue to defalcate with impunity ... «Jerusalem Post Israel News, Apr 15»
Nelson fraudster jailed for six years
... found the Mounts had breached their duties, including to act honestly in their dealings with the clients and not defalcate their money. He was ... «New Zealand Herald, Dec 14»
Area residents respond to law against feeding the homeless
“It is reported that hundreds of homeless come for these meals and take over the beach area and defalcate and urinate on and near their ... «Standard-Examiner, Nov 14»
RAJA Constanţa disponibilizează o treime din personalul companiei
"Sumele sunt defalcate astfel: 1,8 milioane de euro pentru administratorul executiv şi director general, 1,2 milioane de euro pentru ... «Ziarul Financiar, Oct 14»
High-level IMG looking into functioning of MLM, NBFC, CIS
... for safeguarding against the recurrence of events wherein unregistered/unregulated entities defalcate the monies collected by these entities, ... «Economic Times, Feb 14»
From 'a-ha' to 'zoinks': There's an interjection for everyone
When I recently read that Brad Shorr's “World's Hardest Vocabulary Test” includes words like “fugacious,” “defalcate” (evanescent) and ... «Fairbanks Daily News-Miner, Jan 13»
The case for salaried caesars
On the other hand, its different constituents have tried, as much as is possible, to defalcate public monies. The result has been that instead of a ... «Livemint, Sep 12»
Huguenot Hills Homeowners at risk while local developer, Young …
... that they allow these deadbeat enablers to latch onto available contracts, as few as their are, and then default, defalcate, do shoddy work. «Talk of the Sound, Mar 12»
The Escalating Arms Race for Top Colleges
(When's the last time you encountered "abscission," "fugacious" or "defalcate"?) But at least this tutor knew what he was doing, unlike the ... «Wall Street Journal, Feb 11»
