CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO DEPREHEND
PRESENT
Present
I deprehend
you deprehend
he/she/it deprehends
we deprehend
you deprehend
they deprehend
Present continuous
I am deprehending
you are deprehending
he/she/it is deprehending
we are deprehending
you are deprehending
they are deprehending
Present perfect
I have deprehended
you have deprehended
he/she/it has deprehended
we have deprehended
you have deprehended
they have deprehended
Present perfect continuous
I have been deprehending
you have been deprehending
he/she/it has been deprehending
we have been deprehending
you have been deprehending
they have been deprehending
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 deprehended
you deprehended
he/she/it deprehended
we deprehended
you deprehended
they deprehended
Past continuous
I was deprehending
you were deprehending
he/she/it was deprehending
we were deprehending
you were deprehending
they were deprehending
Past perfect
I had deprehended
you had deprehended
he/she/it had deprehended
we had deprehended
you had deprehended
they had deprehended
Past perfect continuous
I had been deprehending
you had been deprehending
he/she/it had been deprehending
we had been deprehending
you had been deprehending
they had been deprehending
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will deprehend
you will deprehend
he/she/it will deprehend
we will deprehend
you will deprehend
they will deprehend
Future continuous
I will be deprehending
you will be deprehending
he/she/it will be deprehending
we will be deprehending
you will be deprehending
they will be deprehending
Future perfect
I will have deprehended
you will have deprehended
he/she/it will have deprehended
we will have deprehended
you will have deprehended
they will have deprehended
Future perfect continuous
I will have been deprehending
you will have been deprehending
he/she/it will have been deprehending
we will have been deprehending
you will have been deprehending
they will have been deprehending
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would deprehend
you would deprehend
he/she/it would deprehend
we would deprehend
you would deprehend
they would deprehend
Conditional continuous
I would be deprehending
you would be deprehending
he/she/it would be deprehending
we would be deprehending
you would be deprehending
they would be deprehending
Conditional perfect
I would have deprehend
you would have deprehend
he/she/it would have deprehend
we would have deprehend
you would have deprehend
they would have deprehend
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been deprehending
you would have been deprehending
he/she/it would have been deprehending
we would have been deprehending
you would have been deprehending
they would have been deprehending
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you deprehend
we let´s deprehend
you deprehend
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Past participle
deprehended
Present Participle
deprehending
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 «DEPREHEND»
Discover the use of
deprehend in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
deprehend and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
John Donne and the Metaphysical Poets
The specific modality of surprise attendant upon the nearness effect is best
captured by the verb “deprehend,” which Donne uses in several places to
express the process of discovering something previously unknown or forgotten. A
much ...
2
An etymological dictionary of the English language
... ad. comprchen's'ivcìy, a. inap/>rt7ien'sible, a. com/>reAen'siver>css,n. inapprc/
ieïi'sive, a. {comprise', v. compri'sa], n. coinpri'sed, a. compri'sing, a. \\dcprehend',
v. ácprehend'ed, a. appre/iere'siveness, n. deprehend'ing, a. *appren'ticc, n.
John Oswald, Joseph Thomas, James Lynd, 1854
3
Dictionary of Etymology of the English Language: And of ...
§deprehend', v. apprehen'sion, n. deprehend'ed, a. apprehensive, a. deprehend'
ing, a. apprehensively, ad*deprehen'sion, n. apprehen'siveness, deprehen'sible,
a. * apprentice, n.&v. deprehenSibleness,misapprehend'in apprenticeship,?
4
An Etymological Dictionary of the English Language
Deprehend, to catch, to seize; to detect, to discover. 1T Enterprise, that which is
undertaken, or attempted to be performed; an nllempt, particularly a bold,
arduous, or hazardous undertaking, either physical 1r moral. ** Prehe'nsite,
SBiZil'lg, ...
5
Defining Issues in English Language Teaching
Within its vast archive are to be found large numbers of words which are
historically attested, but now no longer in use: words, for example, like 'depertible'
, 'depredable', and 'deprehend'. Unlike the Lewis Carroll cases, these are lexical
...
6
Arnold's elementary Greek grammar
post. verba. deprehend. end. I. (eupiWw,. icara-. \afi(idvu>, fiiipSi1); et post 7roi<3
(= facio1 [aliquem. fof/imifcw]),. ac«uialivu». partleipil. ad. objec-. turn. relertur.
iraiuv riva ravra Xiyovra, to put a slop to a man's saying this. roils oiictiove.
Thomas Kerchever Arnold, 1848
7
Walker Remodelled: A New Critical Pronouncing Dictionary of ...
DEPREHEND=dey-re-hend,". 92,85: r. a. To take unawares ; to discover. Dep'-re-
hen"-si-ble, 101 : a. That may bo dis. covered. Dep/-re-hen"-si-blt-ness, ».
Capableness of being caught) intelngibleness. Dep'-re-hen"-jion, (-shun, 147) -.
John Walker, Benjamin Humphrey Smart, 1836
8
A Dictionary in English and Bengalee; Translated from Todd's ...
পেটে ভরে যে, ণুলে করে যে | To Deprehend, v. a. Lat. ধূ, ধরিয়া-(ফল, অকস্মকুৎ-ধূ,
অন্দুচম কা-ধূ, হঠাৎ আক্রমণ-বৃচ, পুকাশ-কৃ, বাহির-কৃ, ব্যক্ত-কৃ. বাহি র কবিরা-নঈ. প্লাপ.
cam-21191 I To Deprehend, v. n. ব্যক্ত-হ', প্র;কট্রিশ*-স্থ I Deprehensible, “- ধরণীর
, ...
9
A New and Improved Standard French and English and English ...
DEPREDATION depmla'shun, ». depredation, / ravage, m. DEPREDATOR dep'
redatur, s. voleur, pil- lard, depredateur, m. DEPREDICATE depredlkSt, va.
proclamer ; ceiebrer. DEPREHEND deprehend', va. prendre; sur- prendre ;
decouvrir.
Alexander G. Collot, 1856
10
A Second Book in Latin
Deprehend-ere (deprehend-, depre- hens-, de+ prehendere), v. a., 3, to calch,
take, apprehend. Depugn-are (av-, at-, de+ pugnare), • v. n. and a., 1, to fight it
out, to bring thefight to an end. Deridere (deris-, deris-, de+ ridere), v. a., 2, to
laugh at ...
