CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO ENCRADLE
PRESENT
Present
I encradle
you encradle
he/she/it encradles
we encradle
you encradle
they encradle
Present continuous
I am encradling
you are encradling
he/she/it is encradling
we are encradling
you are encradling
they are encradling
Present perfect
I have encradled
you have encradled
he/she/it has encradled
we have encradled
you have encradled
they have encradled
Present perfect continuous
I have been encradling
you have been encradling
he/she/it has been encradling
we have been encradling
you have been encradling
they have been encradling
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 encradled
you encradled
he/she/it encradled
we encradled
you encradled
they encradled
Past continuous
I was encradling
you were encradling
he/she/it was encradling
we were encradling
you were encradling
they were encradling
Past perfect
I had encradled
you had encradled
he/she/it had encradled
we had encradled
you had encradled
they had encradled
Past perfect continuous
I had been encradling
you had been encradling
he/she/it had been encradling
we had been encradling
you had been encradling
they had been encradling
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will encradle
you will encradle
he/she/it will encradle
we will encradle
you will encradle
they will encradle
Future continuous
I will be encradling
you will be encradling
he/she/it will be encradling
we will be encradling
you will be encradling
they will be encradling
Future perfect
I will have encradled
you will have encradled
he/she/it will have encradled
we will have encradled
you will have encradled
they will have encradled
Future perfect continuous
I will have been encradling
you will have been encradling
he/she/it will have been encradling
we will have been encradling
you will have been encradling
they will have been encradling
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would encradle
you would encradle
he/she/it would encradle
we would encradle
you would encradle
they would encradle
Conditional continuous
I would be encradling
you would be encradling
he/she/it would be encradling
we would be encradling
you would be encradling
they would be encradling
Conditional perfect
I would have encradle
you would have encradle
he/she/it would have encradle
we would have encradle
you would have encradle
they would have encradle
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been encradling
you would have been encradling
he/she/it would have been encradling
we would have been encradling
you would have been encradling
they would have been encradling
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you encradle
we let´s encradle
you encradle
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Past participle
encradled
Present Participle
encradling
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 «ENCRADLE»
Discover the use of
encradle in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
encradle and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
A Dictionary of English and Bengalee: Tr. from Todd's Ed. of ...
হরজৈনকতাপূবর্বক, ঔৎসুক্যপূহর্ঘক, অনুরগেপূবর্বক, ভরসা বা বিয়েগে, ত্যগেকরণ, ক্ষ্যন্ত
হওন, নিবর্তন, কাল, স*ক্টমা,অন্তহ্যওন ণুন্ধুত্তির্দেনপুসুর্বক | বা করণ, শেষহওন, উঠহিয়া
দেওন, রহিতকরণ, ক্ষতি, $151 To Encradle, v. a. (T{'I?I7I'T1_I রক্ষ (হন্দলৰেত-সৃট্রিপ বা
...
Samuel Johnson, Henry John Todd, Ramcomul Sen, 1834
2
The Ladies' pocket magazine
... whilst on mine ears " Swell murm'rings from th' eternal rivulets, " And whilst
reviving breezes, which pervade " Tie bowers of paradise, encradle me i" Thus
Asuath sunk, by thoughts of pure delights Thrill'd, and a sense ineffable of joy ;
Sunk, ...
3
English Grammar: The English Language in Its Elements and ...
In ; as, Enambush, encage, encase, encave, encharge, enchase, encradle,
endanger, enfetter, engulf, ensnare, entrap, embark, embattle, embed, embottle,
embrothel, embrace, embroil, empannel, empuzzle. (2.) On ; as, Enthrone,
empale, ...
William Chauncey Fowler, 1850
4
The Secret Corresponding Vocabulary Adapted for Use to ...
950 1000 901 Encourage 951 Endeavored 2 ed 2 er 3 ment 3 ing 4 er 4
Endeictic 5 ing 5 Endemic al 6 ingly 6 ally 7 Encradle 7 Endcnize 8 Encrimson 8
en 9 ed 9 Endoss 910 Encrimic naic 960 Endow 1 Encroach 1 ed 2 er 2 ing 3 ing
3 ment ...
Francis Ormond Jonathan SMITH, 1845
To Encradle, ra. Meter en cuna. To Encréase, ra. Aumentar, acrecentar.
Encrímsoned, a. Teniendo color de carmesí. Encrí spf.ii, a. Rizado, hecho en
rizos ó bucles. To Encroach, ra. Usurpar, avanzar gradualmente ; apropiarse lo
ageno. — rn.
6
Architectural Form Part 1 an Introduction Into Understanding ...
I was fascinated to see the immense number of spaces that seem to encradle
each other. You could not really count them; you lost count with the ever
diminishing size of your own reflection. In principle there were as many barber
shops ...
7
The Bow in the cloud: or, The negro's memorial : a ...
... that one alone Was all she had to love — and she would sit For hours, and in
her arms encradle it, Pouring on its unconscious ear her moan. Again the Spoiler
came. — In vain she knelt, And raised her agonizing scream in vain — They took
...
8
Word Master Vocabulary: Seeing and Using Words
L in-, im-, fr. in] 1 : put into or on to <encradle> <enthrone> : cover with <enver-
dure> : go into or on to <embus> - in verbs formed from nouns 2 : cause to be <
enslave> - in verbs formed from adjectives or nouns 3 : provide with <e/npower> -
in ...
David L. Bacon, EDCON Publishing Group, 2007
9
The Cambridge History of the English Language
The sixteenth century formed emball, emblazon, embody, encage, encamp,
encipher, encoffin, encompass, encradle, endungeon, enflesh, enfold, engulf,
ensheath, enshrine, ensnare, ensnarl, enthrall, entomb, entrap, entrench, enwall
and ...
10
The Adorers of Dionysos, Bakchai
Encradle him within the manger Hard by, where munch the steeds, that he may
stare Into the darkling gloom. And there trussed up. Do thou make merry ! And
these girl-disciples Whom tagging after thee thou hast brought hither,
Accomplices ...
