CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO OBTRUDE
PRESENT
Present
I obtrude
you obtrude
he/she/it obtrudes
we obtrude
you obtrude
they obtrude
Present continuous
I am obtruding
you are obtruding
he/she/it is obtruding
we are obtruding
you are obtruding
they are obtruding
Present perfect
I have obtruded
you have obtruded
he/she/it has obtruded
we have obtruded
you have obtruded
they have obtruded
Present perfect continuous
I have been obtruding
you have been obtruding
he/she/it has been obtruding
we have been obtruding
you have been obtruding
they have been obtruding
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 obtruded
you obtruded
he/she/it obtruded
we obtruded
you obtruded
they obtruded
Past continuous
I was obtruding
you were obtruding
he/she/it was obtruding
we were obtruding
you were obtruding
they were obtruding
Past perfect
I had obtruded
you had obtruded
he/she/it had obtruded
we had obtruded
you had obtruded
they had obtruded
Past perfect continuous
I had been obtruding
you had been obtruding
he/she/it had been obtruding
we had been obtruding
you had been obtruding
they had been obtruding
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will obtrude
you will obtrude
he/she/it will obtrude
we will obtrude
you will obtrude
they will obtrude
Future continuous
I will be obtruding
you will be obtruding
he/she/it will be obtruding
we will be obtruding
you will be obtruding
they will be obtruding
Future perfect
I will have obtruded
you will have obtruded
he/she/it will have obtruded
we will have obtruded
you will have obtruded
they will have obtruded
Future perfect continuous
I will have been obtruding
you will have been obtruding
he/she/it will have been obtruding
we will have been obtruding
you will have been obtruding
they will have been obtruding
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would obtrude
you would obtrude
he/she/it would obtrude
we would obtrude
you would obtrude
they would obtrude
Conditional continuous
I would be obtruding
you would be obtruding
he/she/it would be obtruding
we would be obtruding
you would be obtruding
they would be obtruding
Conditional perfect
I would have obtrude
you would have obtrude
he/she/it would have obtrude
we would have obtrude
you would have obtrude
they would have obtrude
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been obtruding
you would have been obtruding
he/she/it would have been obtruding
we would have been obtruding
you would have been obtruding
they would have been obtruding
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you obtrude
we let´s obtrude
you obtrude
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Present Participle
obtruding
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 «OBTRUDE»
Discover the use of
obtrude in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
obtrude and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
English synonymes: Explained in alphabetical order
As these terms respect things, we say that subjects are introduced in the course
of conversation; men's particular views upon certain subjects are presented to the
notice of others through the medium of publication. T0 INTRUDE , OBTRUDE.
George Crabb, J. H. Hedley, 1839
2
A Dictionary of the English and Portuguese Languages: In Two ...
To Obtrude, v. a. empurrar, of- ferecer, dar, ou fazer alguma rousa a quem a näo
quer, e contra a vontade délie. — To obtrude upon one's patience, fazer
experiencia da paciencia de alguem, apurar-lbe a paciencia. To obtrude oneself,
ím.
3
A Dictionary of the Portuguese and English Languages, in Two ...
Ve To darken. Obtcnebration, s. cseuridade, trevas. Obtens on, e. a acçaô de
contraporse, be. Ve To obtend. To obtest. Ve To intreat. Obtestation, s. rogo, a
acçaô de rogar ou suppliear. Obtrcctation, t. murmuraçaS, detracçafi. To obtrude,
v. a. ...
Antonio Vieyra, J.-P. Aillaud, 1813
4
Vocabulary Dictionary and Workbook: 2,856 Words You Must Know
When you obtrude, you force yourself (or your ideas) on others (sometimes
simply by pushing yourself into view, and sometimes by insistently interfering).
The adjective is obtrusive, meaning either “tending to obtrude” or “undesirably ...
5
The New And Complete Dictionary Of The English Language: In ...
Obtru'ded (p. front obtrude) Forcedupon, urged with unreasonable ìmportuuity ; •
witboix w upon; as. w Ob- 44 truded on God and bis cburcb.n ©btru'der (s. ...
Obtru'sive (adj. from obtrude) Inclined to force one's self or any thing elfe on
others.
6
Synonyms Discriminated: A Complete Catalogue of Synonymous ...
Unwelcome things or persons Intrude themselves ; self -asserting things or
persons Obtrude themselves. We desire to rid ourselves of that which intrudes by
reason of its inherent uncongeniality to us; of that which obtrudes by reason of
the ...
7
Power Verbs for Managers and Executives: Hundreds of Verbs ...
OBTRUDE. (1) to force oneself on others; thrust forth; push Word Used in
Sentence(s) (1) “As a theory of mass communication, agenda setting asserts that
while media may not tell us exactly what to think, they frequently tell us what to
think ...
8
Vocabulary Building for a Masters Degree
OBTRUDE. • Because fanny was reluctant to obtrude heropinions about child
raising uponher daughterinlaw, shekept aclose watch onher tongue. • Obtrude (
vb) • Obtruded • Obtruding • : to become,unduly, prominent orinterfering: intrude.
Idoniboye B. Bagshaw, 2014
9
English Synonymes explained, in alphabetical order; with ...
They were but intruders u on the possession during the minority of the heir; t ey
knew those lands were the rightful inheritance of that young lady.' Davrns. TO
INTRUDE, OBTRUDE. To intrude is to thrust one's self into a place; to obtrude is
to ...
10
Essentials of English: A Textbook for Schools
Intrude, Obtrude. — To go where one is not desired, or has not been invited to go,
or has no right to go, is to intrude. To thrust one's self impertinently upon a
company, or upon the attention of another, is to obtrude one's self. One who
obtrudes ...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «OBTRUDE»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
obtrude is used in the context of the following news items.
Published on Jul 18, 2015, 7:49 pm AST
Something about it must obtrude from the familiar. The victim must be a stand-out personality, as in Dana Seetahal; or the victims must be ... «Trinidad & Tobago Express, Jul 15»
A priceless peek into the county cricket story
Statistics and records are supplied throughout Summer's Crown but they never obtrude. Choosing which to leave out and how to present those ... «ESPNcricinfo.com, Jul 15»
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Across: 1 Purr, 5 Pull (Purple), 7 Obtrude, 8 Apoplexy, 10 Suds, 12 Fowl, 14 Domestic, 16 Reassess, 17 Size, 18 Stye, 19 Air cover, 22 Amnesia ... «The Dominion Post, Jul 15»
WWI ARGUS ARCHIVE: Russians retreat from Galicia
... cut in two, it is now possible to doubt, but, even with this newly-regained faith in the Grand Duke, fears as to the future persistently obtrude. «South Wales Argus, Jun 15»
Perseid meteor shower can be observed in the summer: physicist
Fortunately, the slender waning crescent moon rising at or near dawn will not obtrude on this year's shower. Every year, you can look for the ... «Focus News, Jun 15»
On July 1 Venus and Mercury can be seen together in the sky in …
Fortunately, the slender waning crescent moon rising at or near dawn will not obtrude on this year's shower. Every year, you can look for the ... «Focus News, Jun 15»
Movie review: Behind The Beautiful Forevers
... on a revolving stage with impressively flexible sets and the ensemble cast hums in perfect harmony so that even star turns do not obtrude. «New Zealand Herald, Jun 15»
Happy to be a phony
In Krantik's case there is nothing, political or religious, to obtrude on the good life, the casual hedonism of those who take recreational drugs ... «Hindu Business Line, May 15»
Parting Glances: Sing Out! Gay Poetry Month
"The soul selects her own society, then shuts the door. On that divine majority obtrude no more." Encore for Emily! Bravo! "Rowing in Eden/ Ah, ... «pride source.com, May 15»
Brahms: Clarinet Sonatas; 6 Klavierstücke, review: 'a certain …
The Spanish clarinettist Lorenzo Coppola has an ample, flexible, bright tone that can at times have a tendency to obtrude and assert itself. «Telegraph.co.uk, Apr 15»
