CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO DISBOSOM
PRESENT
Present
I disbosom
you disbosom
he/she/it disbosoms
we disbosom
you disbosom
they disbosom
Present continuous
I am disbosoming
you are disbosoming
he/she/it is disbosoming
we are disbosoming
you are disbosoming
they are disbosoming
Present perfect
I have disbosomed
you have disbosomed
he/she/it has disbosomed
we have disbosomed
you have disbosomed
they have disbosomed
Present perfect continuous
I have been disbosoming
you have been disbosoming
he/she/it has been disbosoming
we have been disbosoming
you have been disbosoming
they have been disbosoming
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 disbosomed
you disbosomed
he/she/it disbosomed
we disbosomed
you disbosomed
they disbosomed
Past continuous
I was disbosoming
you were disbosoming
he/she/it was disbosoming
we were disbosoming
you were disbosoming
they were disbosoming
Past perfect
I had disbosomed
you had disbosomed
he/she/it had disbosomed
we had disbosomed
you had disbosomed
they had disbosomed
Past perfect continuous
I had been disbosoming
you had been disbosoming
he/she/it had been disbosoming
we had been disbosoming
you had been disbosoming
they had been disbosoming
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will disbosom
you will disbosom
he/she/it will disbosom
we will disbosom
you will disbosom
they will disbosom
Future continuous
I will be disbosoming
you will be disbosoming
he/she/it will be disbosoming
we will be disbosoming
you will be disbosoming
they will be disbosoming
Future perfect
I will have disbosomed
you will have disbosomed
he/she/it will have disbosomed
we will have disbosomed
you will have disbosomed
they will have disbosomed
Future perfect continuous
I will have been disbosoming
you will have been disbosoming
he/she/it will have been disbosoming
we will have been disbosoming
you will have been disbosoming
they will have been disbosoming
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would disbosom
you would disbosom
he/she/it would disbosom
we would disbosom
you would disbosom
they would disbosom
Conditional continuous
I would be disbosoming
you would be disbosoming
he/she/it would be disbosoming
we would be disbosoming
you would be disbosoming
they would be disbosoming
Conditional perfect
I would have disbosom
you would have disbosom
he/she/it would have disbosom
we would have disbosom
you would have disbosom
they would have disbosom
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been disbosoming
you would have been disbosoming
he/she/it would have been disbosoming
we would have been disbosoming
you would have been disbosoming
they would have been disbosoming
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you disbosom
we let´s disbosom
you disbosom
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Past participle
disbosomed
Present Participle
disbosoming
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 «DISBOSOM»
Discover the use of
disbosom in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
disbosom and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
marmaduke wyvil an historical romance of 1651
Desiring that some light refreshments with wine and water should be carried up
into the library, she ran up thither instantly, thinking, it is true, very little about such
matters, and eager only to disbosom herself to her father as soon as possible of ...
henry william herbert, 1853
2
University of California Publications in Modern Philology
... circularize, coach, cognomen, cognominize, cross, cuss, deed, designate,
disbosom, d'iscrepate, disempower, disentail, dispersonify, disrate, doggrelize,
draft, drum, educate, educe, eliminate, elocutionize, encyclopedize, eulogize,
expand, ...
3
Marmaduke Wyvil; or, The maid's revenge
Desiring that some light refreshments, with wine and water, should be carried up
into the library, she ran up thither instantly, thinking, it is true, very little about such
matters, and eager only to disbosom herself to her father, as soon as possible, ...
Henry William Herbert, 1843
4
The Poems of Emma Lazarus ...
I spy peril, Fierce flame invisible from the lesser peaks. God's time is now.
Delayed truth leaves a lie Triumphant. If you harbor any secret, Potent to force an
ear that 's locked to mercy, In God's name, now disbosom it. SiiSSKIND. Kind
Heaven !
5
Englesko-hrvatski rječnik
Disbosom, d"sbnz'8m, v. t. obznanili. Disbowel, dcsbau'5l, v. t. izvaditi, iznyeli na
vidjelo. Disbranch, d'sbranà', v. t. okretati. Disburden, J"sbö"d6n, v. t ratto- variti,
ratteretiti, olakiati; ratkreiti; to — on any one, naprtiti komu ¡to. Disburse, desbörs'
...
6
Jewish poems: translations
If you harbor any secret, Potent to force an ear that 's locked to mercy, In God's
name, now disbosom it. siissxmn. Kind Heaven! Would that my people's safety
were assured So is my child's! Where shall we turn ? Where flee ? For all around
us ...
7
Thómas Saga Erkibyskups: A Life of Archbishop Thomas Becket, ...
Miskunnar-verk, n., act of mercy, I., 178,23.—2, charity, aims-giving, 1., 108,30. b'
liskunn-samliga, Gdif., mercifully I., 366, 7. Miskunn-saml', ad., 334, 3. Mis-lika,
v.a., to ' mis-Iike,' to take to heart, to tahe offence at, to disbosom of mercifrd, L, ...
8
Studien zur englischen Philologie
... machen von einer Sache (die durch das betreffende Subst. bezeichnet wird);
so to diseloud, dispeople. b) des Ranges, des Titels, etc., berauben: to disbishop,
disman. c) treiben, verdrängen von einem Aufenthaltsort: to disbar, disbosom. 3.
9
University Magazine: A Literary and Philosophic Review
Meeting a stranger a man talks conventionalities, small talk, platitudes; meeting a
friend on convenient occasion, he may be led to disbosom himself and enter
speculatively on the deepest waters he has. A poem of the order of “ Sordello ”
has ...
10
The University Magazine
Meeting a stranger a man talks conventionalities, small talk, platitudes ; meeting
a friend on convenient occasion, he may be led to disbosom himself and enter
speculatively on the deepest waters he has. A poem of the order of " Sordello "
has ...
