CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO DISAFFECT
PRESENT
Present
I disaffect
you disaffect
he/she/it disaffects
we disaffect
you disaffect
they disaffect
Present continuous
I am disaffecting
you are disaffecting
he/she/it is disaffecting
we are disaffecting
you are disaffecting
they are disaffecting
Present perfect
I have disaffected
you have disaffected
he/she/it has disaffected
we have disaffected
you have disaffected
they have disaffected
Present perfect continuous
I have been disaffecting
you have been disaffecting
he/she/it has been disaffecting
we have been disaffecting
you have been disaffecting
they have been disaffecting
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 disaffected
you disaffected
he/she/it disaffected
we disaffected
you disaffected
they disaffected
Past continuous
I was disaffecting
you were disaffecting
he/she/it was disaffecting
we were disaffecting
you were disaffecting
they were disaffecting
Past perfect
I had disaffected
you had disaffected
he/she/it had disaffected
we had disaffected
you had disaffected
they had disaffected
Past perfect continuous
I had been disaffecting
you had been disaffecting
he/she/it had been disaffecting
we had been disaffecting
you had been disaffecting
they had been disaffecting
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will disaffect
you will disaffect
he/she/it will disaffect
we will disaffect
you will disaffect
they will disaffect
Future continuous
I will be disaffecting
you will be disaffecting
he/she/it will be disaffecting
we will be disaffecting
you will be disaffecting
they will be disaffecting
Future perfect
I will have disaffected
you will have disaffected
he/she/it will have disaffected
we will have disaffected
you will have disaffected
they will have disaffected
Future perfect continuous
I will have been disaffecting
you will have been disaffecting
he/she/it will have been disaffecting
we will have been disaffecting
you will have been disaffecting
they will have been disaffecting
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would disaffect
you would disaffect
he/she/it would disaffect
we would disaffect
you would disaffect
they would disaffect
Conditional continuous
I would be disaffecting
you would be disaffecting
he/she/it would be disaffecting
we would be disaffecting
you would be disaffecting
they would be disaffecting
Conditional perfect
I would have disaffect
you would have disaffect
he/she/it would have disaffect
we would have disaffect
you would have disaffect
they would have disaffect
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been disaffecting
you would have been disaffecting
he/she/it would have been disaffecting
we would have been disaffecting
you would have been disaffecting
they would have been disaffecting
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you disaffect
we let´s disaffect
you disaffect
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Past participle
disaffected
Present Participle
disaffecting
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 «DISAFFECT»
Discover the use of
disaffect in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
disaffect and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Your God May Be Too Small: Misleading Descriptions of God ...
Noted spiritual writer Fr. Nicholas Ayo offers inspiring insights into who God is NOT and who God IS and the difference this can make in our spiritual life.
Nicholas Ayo, C. S. C., 2014
2
A Dictionary of the English Language: Intended to Exhibi ... ...
DISAFFECT', v. t. [dis and affect.] To alienate affection ; to make less friendly to ;
to make less faithful to a person, party or cause, or less zealous to support it ; to
make discontented or unfriendly ; as, an attempt was made to disaffect the army.
2.
3
Dictionary of the English and Italian Languages for General ...
Disadven' ture, s, diaavx>entu- ra, diagrazia, f . Dieadven'turous, adj. afortúnalo, {
.tentare; odiare. Disaffect', v. a. alienare; econ- Disaffect'ed, adj. diaaffeziona- to,
malcontento. Disaffect'edly, adT. in mod« scontentato. {tezta, f. Disaffect'edness ...
4
Dictionary of the English Language: With a Vocabulary of ...
Disaccom'modate, 0. to inconvenience. Disadvantage, s. loss, injury to interest.
Disadvantageous, a. hurtful, prejudicial. Disadvanta'geously, ad. prejudicially.
Disadvanta'g^ousriess, t. loss ; injury. Disaffect'. v. to fill with discontent. Disaffect'
ed ...
5
The American Dictionary of the English Language: Based on ...
Disadvanta'geoubly. DISAFFECT, dis-af-fekt', v.t. to take away the affection of : to
make discontented or unfriendly: — pa.p and adj. Disaffect'ed, ill-disposed,
disloyal. — adv. Disaffect'- edly. — n. Disaffect'edness. [L. dis, privative, and
Affect.] ...
6
Allison's American Pictorial Handy Lexicon of the English ...
... ad. disndvan- tüg'eouslv, unprofltably. Disaffect, Ydis-af-fekt) v. t. to make
discontented ;— a. disaffect'ed, unfriendly ; hostile ; — ad. disaffect'ed- ly t— ».
disaffec'tion, dislike ; wantof friendliness ; disloyalty ; hostility. Disaffirm, (dis-ttf-
ferm') v, ...
7
Senator Benjamin H. Hill of Georgia: his life, speeches and ...
It seems to exhibit also a sympathy with the people, and thus secures their
confidence, and thus prepare the way to misrepresent the acts and malign the
motives of those in power, and thus to disaffect the people. The Southern people
are ...
8
The national controversy, or, The voice of the fathers upon ...
... and disaffect him towards the North, and stir up the Northern man and disaffect
him towards the South, is a breach of the great covenant of union. Clearly,
therefore, all malignant, contemptuous, and hostile feelings ; all wounding,
provoking, ...
9
Nuevo diccionario, español e ingles e ingles y español: que ...
Disadvantageous^, adv. desaventajosa- mente, 6 sin provecho. To disaffect, or
distike, desaprobar. To disaffect, to alienate from, alienar. Nothing ought to
disaffect us against our lawful King, nada nos ha de alienar de nuestro legitimo
Rey.
10
Concise English Dictionary
disaffect dis-a-fekt', v.t. to take away the affection of: to make discontented or
unfriendly: — pa.p. and adj. disaffect ed ill-disposed: tending to break away. —
adv. disaffected I y. —ns. disaffect'edness; disaffection the state of being
disaffected: ...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «DISAFFECT»
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disaffect is used in the context of the following news items.
Family Stories
... of 1960s Calcutta, an historical rendering, and a treatise on how varying world views and personal actions affect or disaffect those around us. «India Currents, Jun 15»
More Human by Steve Hilton, book review: Watch out for a Tory …
... adviser, creator of such ideas as the Big Society and the effort to connect with the disaffect young, which came to be dubbed "hug a hoodie". «The Independent, May 15»
Fans deserve to see some effort
If the club had set out to disaffect every supporter, they couldn't have done a better job. And the disaffection has infected the team. It's hard to ... «The Sunday Times, May 15»
Committee vote on vaping bill shifted to today
“I haven't seen any demonstrable proof that ... vapors can disaffect the health of others,” he said. Dr. Rattay rejected his assertion, citing ... «newszap.com, Apr 15»
Crafting a Questionable Future: Will a Successful IPO Ruin Etsy?
“If they develop a strong organizational culture, it will allow them to scale up in a way that doesn't disaffect the vendors or change the operating ... «Knowledge@Wharton, Mar 15»
Boris Johnson: the politician that won't go away
But comments like these further marginalise and disaffect people. They make people angry. Boris Johnson. These comments are bound to be ... «Palatinate, Feb 15»
Democracy Comes To Nigeria
It was scandal filled and led to the complete disaffect from the population who had no voice. Jonathan was a product of this sham political ... «The News, Feb 15»
Democrats don't know how to tell environmentalist billionaire Tom …
Steyer is as likely to disaffect otherwise persuadable voters who will feel that the Democratic Party doesn't have its priorities straight as he is to ... «Hot Air, Feb 15»
'This is what happens when people ignore science': PennLive …
... have been corrupted by the ignorant who have somehow convinced themselves that their rights include the right to disaffect others. maxsys: I ... «PennLive.com, Feb 15»
Who Wore It Wes: Kaitlin Chan '17
There's not this huge, cynical disaffect. People are like, “Yeah! I just found this coat in my grandma's attic, and I'm really excited about it! «The Wesleyan Argus, Feb 15»
