CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO MITHRIDATIZE
PRESENT
Present
I mithridatize
you mithridatize
he/she/it mithridatizes
we mithridatize
you mithridatize
they mithridatize
Present continuous
I am mithridatizing
you are mithridatizing
he/she/it is mithridatizing
we are mithridatizing
you are mithridatizing
they are mithridatizing
Present perfect
I have mithridatized
you have mithridatized
he/she/it has mithridatized
we have mithridatized
you have mithridatized
they have mithridatized
Present perfect continuous
I have been mithridatizing
you have been mithridatizing
he/she/it has been mithridatizing
we have been mithridatizing
you have been mithridatizing
they have been mithridatizing
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 mithridatized
you mithridatized
he/she/it mithridatized
we mithridatized
you mithridatized
they mithridatized
Past continuous
I was mithridatizing
you were mithridatizing
he/she/it was mithridatizing
we were mithridatizing
you were mithridatizing
they were mithridatizing
Past perfect
I had mithridatized
you had mithridatized
he/she/it had mithridatized
we had mithridatized
you had mithridatized
they had mithridatized
Past perfect continuous
I had been mithridatizing
you had been mithridatizing
he/she/it had been mithridatizing
we had been mithridatizing
you had been mithridatizing
they had been mithridatizing
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will mithridatize
you will mithridatize
he/she/it will mithridatize
we will mithridatize
you will mithridatize
they will mithridatize
Future continuous
I will be mithridatizing
you will be mithridatizing
he/she/it will be mithridatizing
we will be mithridatizing
you will be mithridatizing
they will be mithridatizing
Future perfect
I will have mithridatized
you will have mithridatized
he/she/it will have mithridatized
we will have mithridatized
you will have mithridatized
they will have mithridatized
Future perfect continuous
I will have been mithridatizing
you will have been mithridatizing
he/she/it will have been mithridatizing
we will have been mithridatizing
you will have been mithridatizing
they will have been mithridatizing
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would mithridatize
you would mithridatize
he/she/it would mithridatize
we would mithridatize
you would mithridatize
they would mithridatize
Conditional continuous
I would be mithridatizing
you would be mithridatizing
he/she/it would be mithridatizing
we would be mithridatizing
you would be mithridatizing
they would be mithridatizing
Conditional perfect
I would have mithridatize
you would have mithridatize
he/she/it would have mithridatize
we would have mithridatize
you would have mithridatize
they would have mithridatize
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been mithridatizing
you would have been mithridatizing
he/she/it would have been mithridatizing
we would have been mithridatizing
you would have been mithridatizing
they would have been mithridatizing
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you mithridatize
we let´s mithridatize
you mithridatize
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Infinitive
to mithridatize
Past participle
mithridatized
Present Participle
mithridatizing
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 «MITHRIDATIZE»
Discover the use of
mithridatize in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
mithridatize and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
The Superior Person's Second Book of Weird and Wondrous Words
"Selection Criteria" are descriptions of job qualifications worded in sufficiently
elementary terms to enable a dim- witted selection panel member to select the
wrong candidate. And so on. MITHRIDATIZE v. <£ To gradually make immune to
a ...
2
Don DeLillo: The Physics of Language
... magic and dread” have moved one particular faculty member to seek spiritual
refuge in a bizarre way. Founding the Department of Hitler Studies, Jack attempts
to “mithridatize” (to borrow a term from Michel Serres) his anxiety about death.
3
Concise Thesaurus of Traditional English Metaphors
Hence also mithridatize and mithridatism. We need no Romulus to account for
Rome. No dubious legend or concocted reasons are required to explain a
straightforward fact. Rome was not built in a day [1546]. A large work takes time
to ...
mithridatize, "to build immunity to poison by taking small doses over time."
Speaking of poisons, one of the botanical world's most toxic members is
monkshood. This plant, which resembles a monk's cowl, sometimes goes by the
name helmet ...
5
The Concise Thesaurus of Traditional English Metaphors
195 missionary position 124 Missouri I'm from M. 162 mistakes doctors' m. are
covered with earth 21 mite 38 mithridate 132 mithridatism 132 mithridatize 132
mitten get the m. 53 mixen better wed over the m. 78 mixture as before 21 moby
130 ...
Peter Richard Wilkinson,
2008
6
What's Who?: A Dictionary of Things Named After People and ...
ARCHIMEDES ' PRINCIPLE 7 ANTIDOTUM MITHRIDATICUM (See
MITHRIDATIZE) APPLETON LAYER (See HEAVISIDE LAYER) [19] A.R.A.
GENERAL BELGRANO The Argentine navy cruiser named after GENERAL
MANUEL JOSÉ ...
7
Hellenistic Civilization
... to Mithridatize (oneself or others). The Hellenistic age progressed in a decisive
manner in another area, in the two closely linked disciplines of geography and
astronomy. Eudoxus of Cnidus, Plato's contemporary, had, in the fourth century, ...
8
The Dispute of the New World
Insects are not only prolific and have a rapid reproductive cycle, but mithridatize
themselves and become immune to chemical poisons. This is not the case with
the higher animals— birds and mammals — whose species are much less ...
9
Stockholm Studies in English
... W 1924), encyclopaedize (NED, Sh. OED 1934), immunize (NED— W 1934),
improvisatorize (NED— W 1924), improvise (W 1934, J 1944), iridize (NED— W
1924), mithridatize (NED), necrotize (NED— W 1924), nitrogenize NED— W
1924) ...
10
Studies on the Accentuation of Polysyllabic Latin, Greek, ...
... W 1924), encyclopaedize (NED, Sh. OED 1934), immunize (NED— W 1934),
improvisatorize (NED— W 1924), improvise (W 1934, J 1944), iridize (NED— W
1924), mithridatize (NED), necrotize (NED— W 1924), nitrogenize NED— W
1924) ...