CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO HYPOSTATISE
PRESENT
Present
I hypostatise
you hypostatise
he/she/it hypostatises
we hypostatise
you hypostatise
they hypostatise
Present continuous
I am hypostatising
you are hypostatising
he/she/it is hypostatising
we are hypostatising
you are hypostatising
they are hypostatising
Present perfect
I have hypostatised
you have hypostatised
he/she/it has hypostatised
we have hypostatised
you have hypostatised
they have hypostatised
Present perfect continuous
I have been hypostatising
you have been hypostatising
he/she/it has been hypostatising
we have been hypostatising
you have been hypostatising
they have been hypostatising
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 hypostatised
you hypostatised
he/she/it hypostatised
we hypostatised
you hypostatised
they hypostatised
Past continuous
I was hypostatising
you were hypostatising
he/she/it was hypostatising
we were hypostatising
you were hypostatising
they were hypostatising
Past perfect
I had hypostatised
you had hypostatised
he/she/it had hypostatised
we had hypostatised
you had hypostatised
they had hypostatised
Past perfect continuous
I had been hypostatising
you had been hypostatising
he/she/it had been hypostatising
we had been hypostatising
you had been hypostatising
they had been hypostatising
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will hypostatise
you will hypostatise
he/she/it will hypostatise
we will hypostatise
you will hypostatise
they will hypostatise
Future continuous
I will be hypostatising
you will be hypostatising
he/she/it will be hypostatising
we will be hypostatising
you will be hypostatising
they will be hypostatising
Future perfect
I will have hypostatised
you will have hypostatised
he/she/it will have hypostatised
we will have hypostatised
you will have hypostatised
they will have hypostatised
Future perfect continuous
I will have been hypostatising
you will have been hypostatising
he/she/it will have been hypostatising
we will have been hypostatising
you will have been hypostatising
they will have been hypostatising
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would hypostatise
you would hypostatise
he/she/it would hypostatise
we would hypostatise
you would hypostatise
they would hypostatise
Conditional continuous
I would be hypostatising
you would be hypostatising
he/she/it would be hypostatising
we would be hypostatising
you would be hypostatising
they would be hypostatising
Conditional perfect
I would have hypostatise
you would have hypostatise
he/she/it would have hypostatise
we would have hypostatise
you would have hypostatise
they would have hypostatise
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been hypostatising
you would have been hypostatising
he/she/it would have been hypostatising
we would have been hypostatising
you would have been hypostatising
they would have been hypostatising
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you hypostatise
we let´s hypostatise
you hypostatise
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Infinitive
to hypostatise
Past participle
hypostatised
Present Participle
hypostatising
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 «HYPOSTATISE»
Discover the use of
hypostatise in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
hypostatise and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
The earlier Targums never hypostatise the Word or Memra of Jehovah. In their
use of the phrase, it does not denote a substance, much less a person. With
Onkelos, the Memra is an emanation from God, something different from Him, but
an ...
2
Equilibrium in Economics: Scope and Limits
6 'The worst enemy of clear thinking is the propensity to hypostatise, i.e., to
ascribe substance or real existence to mental constructs or concepts' (Mises
1978). Kant says of the dogmatists that 'they hypostatise what exists merely in
thought, ...
Alf Ross. This power of language over thought possibly originates in primitive
magic ideas.1 As I see it, there has been a strong tendency in the thought of both
laymen and scholars to hypostatise rights into a substance. Scarcely one of us
can ...
... 457 hunger 226 hunters 158 hunting 158, 241, 244, 484f husband 251-52
Huviska 355 hymns 357, 370, 426 hypocrisy 226 hypostatise(d) 348, 358, 367
hypostatise the sequence 135 hypostatised concepts 364 Ibn-Asir 478f
idampratyaydt ...
5
Hans Kelsen and the Case for Democracy
For Kelsen, to hypostatise the state, or its will, is a process that is characteristic of
primitive thought.“ Thirdly, organic theories understand the state as in some
sense. 4 Cf H. Kelsen, 'The conception of the state and social psychology...', p. 2.
This power of language over thought possibly originates in primitive magic ideas.
1 As I see it, there has been a strong tendency in the thought of both laymen and
scholars to hypostatise rights into a substance. Scarcely one of us can ...
7
Critical Realism and Marxism
... are identical as exchangeables, but, since this last is not a property inherent as
such to commodities, rather one which is imposed on them, to hypostatise it, as if
it were, is to posit some imputed universal - whether property or substance.
Andrew Brown, Steve Fleetwood, John Michael Roberts,
2003
8
The Theological review [ed. by C. Beard].
The earlier Targums never hypostatise the Word or Memra of Jehovah. In their
use of the phrase, it does not denote a substance, much less a person. With
Onkelos, the Memra is an emanation from God, something different from Him, but
an ...
9
The Nature of International Society
And if we do not personify, then we 'hypostatise', and we 'reify', at least. What do
we not hypostatise? The elimination of mosquitoes is in principle a concrete task.
By contrast, the stamping out of malaria is not strictly a task at all. At most it is a ...
Charles Anthony Woodward Manning,
1962
10
The Justification of God: Lectures for War-Time on a ...
... and reality to the world, and thus we hypostatise the category of relationship in
the mass of things, instead of discovering an absolute which transcends and
holds it. But, if there is to be any importation, let us be thorough. If we ourselves
are ...