CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO DISINTHRAL
PRESENT
Present
I disinthral
you disinthral
he/she/it disinthrals
we disinthral
you disinthral
they disinthral
Present continuous
I am disinthralling
you are disinthralling
he/she/it is disinthralling
we are disinthralling
you are disinthralling
they are disinthralling
Present perfect
I have disinthralled
you have disinthralled
he/she/it has disinthralled
we have disinthralled
you have disinthralled
they have disinthralled
Present perfect continuous
I have been disinthralling
you have been disinthralling
he/she/it has been disinthralling
we have been disinthralling
you have been disinthralling
they have been disinthralling
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 disinthralled
you disinthralled
he/she/it disinthralled
we disinthralled
you disinthralled
they disinthralled
Past continuous
I was disinthralling
you were disinthralling
he/she/it was disinthralling
we were disinthralling
you were disinthralling
they were disinthralling
Past perfect
I had disinthralled
you had disinthralled
he/she/it had disinthralled
we had disinthralled
you had disinthralled
they had disinthralled
Past perfect continuous
I had been disinthralling
you had been disinthralling
he/she/it had been disinthralling
we had been disinthralling
you had been disinthralling
they had been disinthralling
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will disinthral
you will disinthral
he/she/it will disinthral
we will disinthral
you will disinthral
they will disinthral
Future continuous
I will be disinthralling
you will be disinthralling
he/she/it will be disinthralling
we will be disinthralling
you will be disinthralling
they will be disinthralling
Future perfect
I will have disinthralled
you will have disinthralled
he/she/it will have disinthralled
we will have disinthralled
you will have disinthralled
they will have disinthralled
Future perfect continuous
I will have been disinthralling
you will have been disinthralling
he/she/it will have been disinthralling
we will have been disinthralling
you will have been disinthralling
they will have been disinthralling
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would disinthral
you would disinthral
he/she/it would disinthral
we would disinthral
you would disinthral
they would disinthral
Conditional continuous
I would be disinthralling
you would be disinthralling
he/she/it would be disinthralling
we would be disinthralling
you would be disinthralling
they would be disinthralling
Conditional perfect
I would have disinthral
you would have disinthral
he/she/it would have disinthral
we would have disinthral
you would have disinthral
they would have disinthral
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been disinthralling
you would have been disinthralling
he/she/it would have been disinthralling
we would have been disinthralling
you would have been disinthralling
they would have been disinthralling
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you disinthral
we let´s disinthral
you disinthral
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Past participle
disinthralled
Present Participle
disinthralling
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 «DISINTHRAL»
Discover the use of
disinthral in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
disinthral and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
A Dictionary: English and Burmese
извещаем, v. t. môœoogsfßqêœängêscoëaee i t :mél Disenthral, see Disinthral.
Disenthrone, v. t. „достает—Ё: Disentrance, v. t. aooêßôâêußoßeqocßœân
Disespouse, v. t. ooëoœosqoooœén Disesteem, v. t. oeœtQoSnooocœsoQu ...
2
A Universal and Critical Dictionary of the English Language: ...
... Embark Imbark Cutlass Cutlas ment ment Embarkation Embarcation
Cyclopaedia Cyclopedia Dishabille Deshabille Embase Imbase Cyst Cist
Disinthrall j Disenthrall Embassy Ambassy Cysted Cisted Disinthral Embed, or
Imbed Czar Tzar, ...
Joseph Emerson Worcester, John Walker, 1850
3
History of Charles the Bold: Duke of Burgundy
The haughty noble hopes to disinthral himself from the double, rival claims on his
allegiance, and place himself on an equality with princes. Every one is eager to
seize and appropriate the power that, Proteus-like, eludes the grasp by passing ...
4
Paradise Regained ... To which is added Samson Agonistes; ...
... foes, Os men abhorr'd Hast broke the teeth. This help was from the Lord; "Thy
blgssing on thy people fio'ws. . t . PSAL. 1V..Aug. 10,1653. NSVVER me when I
call, God of my righteoushess, In straits and in distress *'Thou didst me disinthral
...
5
The Poetical Works of John Milton: to which is Prefixed, a ...
John Milton, Henry William DEWHURST. PSALM 1v. (Aug. 10. was.) Auswan me
when I call God of my righteousness! In straits and in distress Thou didst me
disinthral And set at large : now spare, Now pity me, and hear my earnest prayer.
John Milton, Henry William DEWHURST, 1833
6
An Etymological Dictionary of the English Language
DISINTHRAL; seeDisenthral. DISJOIN,to separate. (F.—L.)'Theywolde not
disioyne nor disceuer them from thecrowne;' Berners, Froissart, vol. ii. c. 200 (R.).
—OF. desjoign,pres.stem of desjoindre, 'to disjoyne, disunite;' Cot.—L.disiungere,
to ...
7
An Analytical Dictionary of the English Language in which ...
To Disengage 12 Disengaged ib. Disengagedness 13 Disengagement ib. To
Disenthral 278 Disenthralment ib. To Dishevel 2l9 Disingenuous 40
Disingenuously ib. Disingennousness ib. To Disinter 160 Disinterment ib. III To
Disinthral page ...
David BOOTH (Author of the Analytical Dictionary.), 1835
8
Lectures and addresses: The theory and practice of ...
Wars, which subvert cruel despotisms and disinthral enslaved nations, sow for
their distant and doubtful harvests in fields enriched with precious blood, and
watered by bitter tears. England came out of the French Revolution the sole ...
Stephen Olin, Methodist Episcopal Church, 1860
9
The National Preacher and Village Pulpit: Original Monthly. ...
But its conflict with them has only demonstrated its impotency. In spite of its
influence, mankind have been ignorant of their highest good, and slaves to the
worst passions of the human breast. It has not the power even to disinthral the
mind ...
10
Treasured Moments: Being a Compilation of Letters on Various ...
And never, never, till the student enters "the wide, wide world," and begins to deal
with hearts, is he able to disinthral the captive, and restore the soul to its proper
supremacy. Then, not till then, will the warm sympathies of the soul, like the ...
