CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO DEVITALISE
PRESENT
Present
I devitalise
you devitalise
he/she/it devitalises
we devitalise
you devitalise
they devitalise
Present continuous
I am devitalising
you are devitalising
he/she/it is devitalising
we are devitalising
you are devitalising
they are devitalising
Present perfect
I have devitalised
you have devitalised
he/she/it has devitalised
we have devitalised
you have devitalised
they have devitalised
Present perfect continuous
I have been devitalising
you have been devitalising
he/she/it has been devitalising
we have been devitalising
you have been devitalising
they have been devitalising
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 devitalised
you devitalised
he/she/it devitalised
we devitalised
you devitalised
they devitalised
Past continuous
I was devitalising
you were devitalising
he/she/it was devitalising
we were devitalising
you were devitalising
they were devitalising
Past perfect
I had devitalised
you had devitalised
he/she/it had devitalised
we had devitalised
you had devitalised
they had devitalised
Past perfect continuous
I had been devitalising
you had been devitalising
he/she/it had been devitalising
we had been devitalising
you had been devitalising
they had been devitalising
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will devitalise
you will devitalise
he/she/it will devitalise
we will devitalise
you will devitalise
they will devitalise
Future continuous
I will be devitalising
you will be devitalising
he/she/it will be devitalising
we will be devitalising
you will be devitalising
they will be devitalising
Future perfect
I will have devitalised
you will have devitalised
he/she/it will have devitalised
we will have devitalised
you will have devitalised
they will have devitalised
Future perfect continuous
I will have been devitalising
you will have been devitalising
he/she/it will have been devitalising
we will have been devitalising
you will have been devitalising
they will have been devitalising
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would devitalise
you would devitalise
he/she/it would devitalise
we would devitalise
you would devitalise
they would devitalise
Conditional continuous
I would be devitalising
you would be devitalising
he/she/it would be devitalising
we would be devitalising
you would be devitalising
they would be devitalising
Conditional perfect
I would have devitalise
you would have devitalise
he/she/it would have devitalise
we would have devitalise
you would have devitalise
they would have devitalise
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been devitalising
you would have been devitalising
he/she/it would have been devitalising
we would have been devitalising
you would have been devitalising
they would have been devitalising
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you devitalise
we let´s devitalise
you devitalise
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Past participle
devitalised
Present Participle
devitalising
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 «DEVITALISE»
Discover the use of
devitalise in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
devitalise and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Narrative Discourse: An Essay in Method
Now, open the Memoires d'Outre-Tombe, or Gerard de Nerval's Filles du Feu,
and you will find that two great writers, whom it is the fashion to impoverish and
devitalise by applying to them an over- formal interpretation, were perfectly
familiar ...
2
Chambers English Thesaurus
... deplete, devitalise, enfeeble, exhaust, fatigue, incapacitate, paralyse, prostrate,
sap, tire, unman, unnerve, weaken, wear out. antonyms activate, energise.
enervated adj debilitated, depleted, devitalised, done in, effete, enfeebled,
exhausted ...
3
Actions: The Actor's Thesaurus
... Engage, Enliven, Generate, Goad, Hearten, Inspirit, Instigate, Invigorate,
Motivate, Quicken, Refresh, Regenerate, Rouse, Stimulate, Stir, Spur, Vitalise
Enervate Break, Cripple, Debilitate, Demoralise, Devitalise, Disable, Dishearten,
Dismay, ...
Marina Caldarone, Maggie Lloyd-Williams, 2004
I have, asI say, had the most excellent results from the use of this paste, and I find
the best plan is to devitalise or partly devitalise the pulp with arsenic first, and
clear away as much of it as possible before putting the paste in the pulp ...
5
General Laws of the State of Minnesota
... except that dealers who are net equipped with the necessary machinery or
other facilities to devitalise the screenings as required-, may seH whole
screenings to conoum- ere for feeding purposca, upon written permit from the
commissioner, ...
6
Dental Summary; Australian Edition
Arsenic has been employed extensively to devitalise pulps. It is a connective
tissue poison. The extent of devitalisation depends on the vascularity of the pulp.
There is no method of definitely limiting its action. It may devitalise the apicai
tissues ...
7
Serving to Lead: A Novel Set in the Second World War
Energy sappers bleed, devitalise, erode, undermine, weaken and wear down.
They communicate negative emotions to everyone. Energisers have drive,
exertion, intensity, power, spirit, stamina and strength. If energisers haven't got
anything ...
8
Naturopathy for Longevity
The consumption of white flour, refined sugar and products made fromthem such
as cakes, pastries, biscuits and white bread as well as preservatives, and
flavouring devitalise the system and weaken the muscle tone. As a cosequence,
the ...
9
Primum Graius Homo: An Anthology of Latin Translations of ...
Manabat lingua cruore, rancida quo peroleni proiecia cadavera riiu, flagrabai
siomacho flamma ui fornacibus inius — such expressions, in straining after
emphasis, do but enfeeble and devitalise the thought. The evil tendencyof which
we here ...
Opinions differ as to the benefit derived from washing such wounds with chemical
antiseptics, which are liable to devitalise the tissues with which they come in
contact, and so render them less able to resist the action of any organisms that
may ...
Alexis Thomson, Alexander Miles, 2008
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «DEVITALISE»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
devitalise is used in the context of the following news items.
Doctors have always been over-worked, but that's not what's …
In our efforts to guard against worst practice we inadvertently devitalise, even kill off, our best spirit and practice. The net losses are seriously ... «Open Democracy, Jun 15»
Jacqueline du Pré and the Elgar Cello Concerto – 50 years on
As Nupen says, 'To explain things is to devitalise them.' We should just be grateful that, through her films and recordings (her later recordings in ... «Gramophone, May 15»
Why most Europeans see poverty in their future
This could devitalise the acceptability of painful structural reforms and fiscal consolidation measures and, in turn, diminish the reform ... «New Europe, Jul 14»
Intelligence: more failures than successes
... surprise and the author rightly concludes that 'our system can in the course of time devitalise any institution set up with great expectations'. «The Hindu, Jul 14»
Chain & The Gang - Minimum Rock N Roll
Opening track 'Devitalise' is a typically Svenonian call-to-arms, a furious, spitting takedown of corporate capitalism(and, I think, its cynical ... «The Quietus, May 14»
Chain & The Gang – Devitalize
“I want to devitalise the city / I want to devitalise the air”, he wails, before going on to “Rip/bite/shred/tear/just about everywhere.” While Katie ... «MOJO, Mar 14»
DOMINIC LAWSON: A Lefty Archbishop who's generous with YOUR …
... was predictable . . . religious leaders failed to appreciate just how much growth of government welfare would devitalise Christian charity and, ... «Daily Mail, Feb 14»
Hidden dangers of microwave ovens
This effectively heats your food, but it also causes changes in the chemical structure of the food that can devitalise your food and lead to health ... «Jamaica Gleaner, May 12»
How to: archive and back up photos
... logarithmomancy alerted medalet desume overloose schizocarpic pathophorous sequestrated devitalise ideoplastics unfluorinated threshers ... «What Digital Camera, Sep 10»
Destroy your mind
To suppress sankalpas -- thoughts and imagination -- it is essential to devitalise the mind by forceful effort and destroy it. By doing so, the tree of samsara will ... «Times of India, Aug 10»
