CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO IDOLATRISE
PRESENT
Present
I idolatrise
you idolatrise
he/she/it idolatrises
we idolatrise
you idolatrise
they idolatrise
Present continuous
I am idolatrising
you are idolatrising
he/she/it is idolatrising
we are idolatrising
you are idolatrising
they are idolatrising
Present perfect
I have idolatrised
you have idolatrised
he/she/it has idolatrised
we have idolatrised
you have idolatrised
they have idolatrised
Present perfect continuous
I have been idolatrising
you have been idolatrising
he/she/it has been idolatrising
we have been idolatrising
you have been idolatrising
they have been idolatrising
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 idolatrised
you idolatrised
he/she/it idolatrised
we idolatrised
you idolatrised
they idolatrised
Past continuous
I was idolatrising
you were idolatrising
he/she/it was idolatrising
we were idolatrising
you were idolatrising
they were idolatrising
Past perfect
I had idolatrised
you had idolatrised
he/she/it had idolatrised
we had idolatrised
you had idolatrised
they had idolatrised
Past perfect continuous
I had been idolatrising
you had been idolatrising
he/she/it had been idolatrising
we had been idolatrising
you had been idolatrising
they had been idolatrising
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will idolatrise
you will idolatrise
he/she/it will idolatrise
we will idolatrise
you will idolatrise
they will idolatrise
Future continuous
I will be idolatrising
you will be idolatrising
he/she/it will be idolatrising
we will be idolatrising
you will be idolatrising
they will be idolatrising
Future perfect
I will have idolatrised
you will have idolatrised
he/she/it will have idolatrised
we will have idolatrised
you will have idolatrised
they will have idolatrised
Future perfect continuous
I will have been idolatrising
you will have been idolatrising
he/she/it will have been idolatrising
we will have been idolatrising
you will have been idolatrising
they will have been idolatrising
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would idolatrise
you would idolatrise
he/she/it would idolatrise
we would idolatrise
you would idolatrise
they would idolatrise
Conditional continuous
I would be idolatrising
you would be idolatrising
he/she/it would be idolatrising
we would be idolatrising
you would be idolatrising
they would be idolatrising
Conditional perfect
I would have idolatrise
you would have idolatrise
he/she/it would have idolatrise
we would have idolatrise
you would have idolatrise
they would have idolatrise
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been idolatrising
you would have been idolatrising
he/she/it would have been idolatrising
we would have been idolatrising
you would have been idolatrising
they would have been idolatrising
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you idolatrise
we let´s idolatrise
you idolatrise
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Past participle
idolatrised
Present Participle
idolatrising
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 «IDOLATRISE»
Discover the use of
idolatrise in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
idolatrise and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Theological index: References to the principal works in ...
Aberbanel de Idolatrise speeiebus. Adami (J. C.) Exereitationes. Brogami
Theologia Gentium. Buddeus (Guil.) de transitu Hellenismi ad Christianismum.
Bynekershoeek, de Cultu apud Romanos. Carpzovii (Ioann. Bened.)
Dissertationes.
2
Polycentricity: the multiple scenes of law
So the link between the noble and the constitutional is more than contingent. A
society could idolatrise the mercantile at the social level, or the official at the state
level. A society where nobility actually did wield power could idolatrise that power
...
3
The progress of idolatry: The three ordeals.....Studley ...
Idque fundamentum fuit idolatrise Turn aggressi sunt homines facere similacra in
templis, dein adorabant ea. 5. Chaldaa's sons the heavenly host adore. It is the
opinion of learned men, that the tower of Babel was a temple erected for the ...
Sir Alexander Croke, 1841
AQ: If you actually read a lot of what Christ said, isn't it just as challenging as what
Nietzsche said 150 years ago? RH: I think one of the astonishing things about
Jesus was precisely his attitude to the way that institutions and ideas idolatrise ...
5
Ricardi de Cirencestria Speculum historiale de gestis regum ...
... Christi tanta esset tormenta Edbald is plagasque perpessus, extimuit multum ;
atque anathe- by the mi- matizato omni idolatrise cultu, abdicato conubio non
recall Mdl ^eg^"no> suscepit fidem Christi, et baptizatus, ecclesise litus and
rebus, ...
Richard (of Cirencester), John Eyton Bickersteth Mayor, 1863
6
The Harleian Miscellany Or a Collection of ... Pamphlets and ...
... glad to see The blessed Year of Britons Jubilee : Should there a Phot-nix from
thy Ashes rise, Would not allNations it idolatrise? Thy noble Stem and high
Extraction . lVas beautified with such P-ersection, As makes thee still to be thy
Nation's ...
Robert Earl of Oxford and Mortimer Harley, 1746
7
The Works of George Swinnock, M.A. ...
1 Deus in solatium naturse largiebatur primis sseculis ut nullus films moreretur
ante patrem, donee in supplicium idolatrise, Terah Pater Abraham primus punitus
est morte filii, adhuc vivens. — Epip., lib. i., cant. Ha. These young plants must be
...
8
Genuine and Spurious Religion: A Compendious, Scriptual and ...
29. G. Ch. Vossius, de Theologia Gentili et Physiologia Christiana : sive, de
origine ac progressu Idolatriss. Vol. iii. 1675. 30. Rich's Ancient Babylon and
Persepolis. 31. Van Dale, de Origine et Progressu Idolatrise et Superstiti- onum :
de vera ...
9
An Etymological Dictionary of the English Language
Tale,DeAvaritia, §3 (I 749);the OF.idolatre is developedfrom OF. idolatrie,
explained above. Hencealso idolatress, idolatrise, idolatrous, idolatrously. Also
idolise (Kersey), idoliser;see idyl. IDYL,IDYLL, a pastoral poem. (L.—Gk.) '
Amatorious ...
10
Delia: Contayning Certayne Sonnets ; Vvith The Complaint of ...
... The stampesi of heauen, impressed by the hiest. Disgrace vnto 'the world, to
whom thou liest. ldoll vnto thy selfe, shame to the wise, ' And all that honour thee
idolatrise. Far Far was that sinne from vs whose age was pure, OF ROSAMOND.
