CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO DEGARNISH
PRESENT
Present
I degarnish
you degarnish
he/she/it degarnishes
we degarnish
you degarnish
they degarnish
Present continuous
I am degarnishing
you are degarnishing
he/she/it is degarnishing
we are degarnishing
you are degarnishing
they are degarnishing
Present perfect
I have degarnished
you have degarnished
he/she/it has degarnished
we have degarnished
you have degarnished
they have degarnished
Present perfect continuous
I have been degarnishing
you have been degarnishing
he/she/it has been degarnishing
we have been degarnishing
you have been degarnishing
they have been degarnishing
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 degarnished
you degarnished
he/she/it degarnished
we degarnished
you degarnished
they degarnished
Past continuous
I was degarnishing
you were degarnishing
he/she/it was degarnishing
we were degarnishing
you were degarnishing
they were degarnishing
Past perfect
I had degarnished
you had degarnished
he/she/it had degarnished
we had degarnished
you had degarnished
they had degarnished
Past perfect continuous
I had been degarnishing
you had been degarnishing
he/she/it had been degarnishing
we had been degarnishing
you had been degarnishing
they had been degarnishing
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will degarnish
you will degarnish
he/she/it will degarnish
we will degarnish
you will degarnish
they will degarnish
Future continuous
I will be degarnishing
you will be degarnishing
he/she/it will be degarnishing
we will be degarnishing
you will be degarnishing
they will be degarnishing
Future perfect
I will have degarnished
you will have degarnished
he/she/it will have degarnished
we will have degarnished
you will have degarnished
they will have degarnished
Future perfect continuous
I will have been degarnishing
you will have been degarnishing
he/she/it will have been degarnishing
we will have been degarnishing
you will have been degarnishing
they will have been degarnishing
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would degarnish
you would degarnish
he/she/it would degarnish
we would degarnish
you would degarnish
they would degarnish
Conditional continuous
I would be degarnishing
you would be degarnishing
he/she/it would be degarnishing
we would be degarnishing
you would be degarnishing
they would be degarnishing
Conditional perfect
I would have degarnish
you would have degarnish
he/she/it would have degarnish
we would have degarnish
you would have degarnish
they would have degarnish
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been degarnishing
you would have been degarnishing
he/she/it would have been degarnishing
we would have been degarnishing
you would have been degarnishing
they would have been degarnishing
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you degarnish
we let´s degarnish
you degarnish
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Past participle
degarnished
Present Participle
degarnishing
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 «DEGARNISH»
Discover the use of
degarnish in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
degarnish and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
A Pronouncing and Explanatory Dictionary of the English ...
Treating with contempt. Calling to combat. Disdaining ; slighting. Renouncing.
DEGARNISH,de.gA'r-nUh, trf. See GARNISH. Toun- furnish ; to strip of furniture,
ornaments, or apparatus. DEGARNISH F.I). dc-g&'r-nishd, pp. Stripped of
furniture ...
2
Concise English Dictionary
G. (Ed ). Davidson. degarnish delegate degarnish. Same as disgarnish. degauss
de-gows'. v.t. to protect against magnetic mines by equipment for neutralising a
ship's magnetic field: to remove the magnetic field from. [Pfx. de- ( 2 1, gauss.
3
Collections of the New-York Historical Society: The John ...
... the zeal and alacrity of the militia who were summon'd on the supposition that
our lines wou'd be degarnish'd, prognosticate well, and do much honour to these
Provinces—there is certainly much public spirit in the bulk of the People & I think
...
New York Historical Society, 1872
4
Lives of the last four Princesses of the Royal House of ...
... thought fit to degarnish this place. This bearer, tells me that when they (the
enemy) past by this town, after they had taken Graveling, they were resolved to
have besieged us, but that now they have changed, at least deferred that
resolution.
5
The Secret Corresponding Vocabulary Adapted for Use to ...
... 1 laid 1 Defect 1 ite 1 ing 2 Decubation 2 ly 2 tion 2 itely 2 Degarnish 3
Decumbent 3 mouthed 5 ive 3 iteness 3 ed 4 bently 4 musing 4 ively 4 ition 4 ing
5 bitive 5 ness 5 iveness 5 itive 5 ment 6 Decuple 6 read 6 uosity 6 itively 6
Degeneracy ...
Francis Ormond Jonathan SMITH, 1845
6
Walker Remodelled: A New Critical Pronouncing Dictionary of ...
A challenger; a contemner. De-fi'-rttice, 1*2: *. A challenge to fight; a challenge to
make an impeachment good; a setting at nought. To DEGARNISH = de-gar,-nish,
v. a. To unfurnish; (see De- :) to strip. 7b DEGENERATE = de-gen'-Sr-atc, v. «.
John Walker, Benjamin Humphrey Smart, 1836
7
High Cheekbones, Pouty Lips, Tight Jeans
Failure to Launch thing) to degarnish the homestead of freeloader son since
Mom (Kathy Bates) and Dad (Terry Bradshaw) are too loving and tenderhearted
to punch the kid out. Goes without saying that Trip has a coupla buds, likewise ...
8
English Language Word Builder
... BESCATTER BIATHLETE BIFURCATE BINOMINAL BISECTION BIVALENCE
DECERTIFY DECONGEST DECURSIVE DEGARNISH DENOMINAL
DEPIGMENT DESCANTER DIACTINAL DIBROMIDE DIGLOTTIC DISCUMBER
DIVESTURE ...
... would make him attempt to reinforce the place and degarnish his centre, where
the Emperor intended the brunt of the attack to fall. Napoleon had no other
intention that history can discover in pressing the attack against Hougomont so
early.
10
A Dictionary of the English Language: Intended to Exhibi ... ...
To deprive of a garrison, guns and military apparatus ; to degarnish. DISGAR'
RISON, v.t. To deprive of a garrison. Hewyl. DISGAV'EL.u.*. [See Gavelkind.] To
take away the tenure of gavelkind. Blackstone. DISGAV'ELED,^- Deprived of the
...
