CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO DEFEUDALISE
PRESENT
Present
I defeudalise
you defeudalise
he/she/it defeudalises
we defeudalise
you defeudalise
they defeudalise
Present continuous
I am defeudalising
you are defeudalising
he/she/it is defeudalising
we are defeudalising
you are defeudalising
they are defeudalising
Present perfect
I have defeudalised
you have defeudalised
he/she/it has defeudalised
we have defeudalised
you have defeudalised
they have defeudalised
Present perfect continuous
I have been defeudalising
you have been defeudalising
he/she/it has been defeudalising
we have been defeudalising
you have been defeudalising
they have been defeudalising
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 defeudalised
you defeudalised
he/she/it defeudalised
we defeudalised
you defeudalised
they defeudalised
Past continuous
I was defeudalising
you were defeudalising
he/she/it was defeudalising
we were defeudalising
you were defeudalising
they were defeudalising
Past perfect
I had defeudalised
you had defeudalised
he/she/it had defeudalised
we had defeudalised
you had defeudalised
they had defeudalised
Past perfect continuous
I had been defeudalising
you had been defeudalising
he/she/it had been defeudalising
we had been defeudalising
you had been defeudalising
they had been defeudalising
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will defeudalise
you will defeudalise
he/she/it will defeudalise
we will defeudalise
you will defeudalise
they will defeudalise
Future continuous
I will be defeudalising
you will be defeudalising
he/she/it will be defeudalising
we will be defeudalising
you will be defeudalising
they will be defeudalising
Future perfect
I will have defeudalised
you will have defeudalised
he/she/it will have defeudalised
we will have defeudalised
you will have defeudalised
they will have defeudalised
Future perfect continuous
I will have been defeudalising
you will have been defeudalising
he/she/it will have been defeudalising
we will have been defeudalising
you will have been defeudalising
they will have been defeudalising
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would defeudalise
you would defeudalise
he/she/it would defeudalise
we would defeudalise
you would defeudalise
they would defeudalise
Conditional continuous
I would be defeudalising
you would be defeudalising
he/she/it would be defeudalising
we would be defeudalising
you would be defeudalising
they would be defeudalising
Conditional perfect
I would have defeudalise
you would have defeudalise
he/she/it would have defeudalise
we would have defeudalise
you would have defeudalise
they would have defeudalise
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been defeudalising
you would have been defeudalising
he/she/it would have been defeudalising
we would have been defeudalising
you would have been defeudalising
they would have been defeudalising
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you defeudalise
we let´s defeudalise
you defeudalise
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Infinitive
to defeudalise
Past participle
defeudalised
Present Participle
defeudalising
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 «DEFEUDALISE»
Discover the use of
defeudalise in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
defeudalise and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
Defeudalise. the. management. By. 'Karnagi'. A now or never opportunity for
exports ture line output. in energy management, better communication facilities in
rural areas and a major advance towards reducing poverty and unemployment.
2
Advanced Study in the History of Modern India 1707-1813
... (c) attempted to defeudalise the state up to the grass roots as far as possible,
and (d) based his 'national monarchy' on the sound philosophy of 'Hindu Pad-
Padshahi'. With the accession of Shahu and the rise of hereditary ruling house of
...
3
Chambers's Twentieth Century Dictionary (part 1 of 4: A-D)
... deferves′ens,n.abatement ofheat: coolness: decreaseoffeverish symptoms.—
AlsoDeferves ′cency. [L.defervescĕre,to cease boiling—de,down,and
fervescĕre, fromfervēre, to boil.] Defeudalise, dēfū′dalīz,v.t. to deprive offeudal
character.
4
Contemporary Political Leadership in India: Prafulla Kumar ...
Secondly, as we have pointed out more than once, Shivaji had tried to
defeudalise the State he was building to considerable extent. From the time of
Rajaram there was a revival of the Saranjam system out of which were to grow
the several ...
Shiri Ram Bakshi, Sita Ram Sharma, S. Gajrani, 1998
5
In the Service of the Khan: Eminent Personalities of the ...
Between 1262 and 1266, Qubilai introduced a series of dispositions to
defeudalise the Chinese military families and to place their armed forces under
central command. Mainly, those measures comprised: the dismissal from military
office of ...
6
The Character and Times of Thomas Cromwell: A Sixteenth ...
For if it had been possible to defeudalise the Church, and to reform the
Renaissance Popes, but still to retain the Primacy of the Latin Patriarch, it would
have been an irreparable loss for the English people to be isolated from the
religious life of ...
Arthur Howard Galton, Thomas Cromwell (Earl of Essex), 1887
7
Chambers English-Hindi Dictionary
aK-îltfiî, ífld^dl, 5=ТТ- ДТЧ' ÎT ^rft; also defervescency defeudalise v.t. 3)tfiKd"l+<«l
чгзлт, îrntcî T5% ?ГЧ1?Т ^TïïT defiance л. згегят, d4ddi; ^^ft, 5Т5РШ:; 3)i^4un¡íl<
Hdi, -?tái+i4d; adj. defiant знэи+iít, з^т; f^r, ц\$ц\; п. defiantness 3(c|?fi+|ferr) ...
Sureśa Avasthī, Indujā Avasthī, 1981
8
ENGLAND UNDER THE HANOVERIANS
The failure in 1716 to break up the clan system, defeudalise the Highlands and
divert the clansmen into the service of the dynasty was responsible for " the Forty
-five ". The Highlands continued to be the one part of Great Britain where a Stuart
...
C.GRANT ROBERTSON,C.M.G., 1921
9
England Under the Hanoverians
The failure in 1716 to break up the clan system, defeudalise the Highlands and
divert the clansmen into the service of the dynasty was responsible for “the Forty-
five ". The Highlands continued to be the one part of Great Britain where a Stuart
...
Sir Charles Grant Robertson, 1949
10
Cobden Club Essays: Local Government and Taxation
It was the business of Stein and his colleagues to effect the transition from the
ancien regime into the modern state. These great men had a double task to
perform : first, to defeudalise society by defeudalising the conditions of property
on ...
John Webb Probyn, Segismundo Moret y Prendergast, 1875
