CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO OUTSAY
PRESENT
Present
I outsay
you outsay
he/she/it outsays
we outsay
you outsay
they outsay
Present continuous
I am outsaying
you are outsaying
he/she/it is outsaying
we are outsaying
you are outsaying
they are outsaying
Present perfect
I have outsayed
you have outsayed
he/she/it has outsayed
we have outsayed
you have outsayed
they have outsayed
Present perfect continuous
I have been outsaying
you have been outsaying
he/she/it has been outsaying
we have been outsaying
you have been outsaying
they have been outsaying
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 outsayed
you outsayed
he/she/it outsayed
we outsayed
you outsayed
they outsayed
Past continuous
I was outsaying
you were outsaying
he/she/it was outsaying
we were outsaying
you were outsaying
they were outsaying
Past perfect
I had outsayed
you had outsayed
he/she/it had outsayed
we had outsayed
you had outsayed
they had outsayed
Past perfect continuous
I had been outsaying
you had been outsaying
he/she/it had been outsaying
we had been outsaying
you had been outsaying
they had been outsaying
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will outsay
you will outsay
he/she/it will outsay
we will outsay
you will outsay
they will outsay
Future continuous
I will be outsaying
you will be outsaying
he/she/it will be outsaying
we will be outsaying
you will be outsaying
they will be outsaying
Future perfect
I will have outsayed
you will have outsayed
he/she/it will have outsayed
we will have outsayed
you will have outsayed
they will have outsayed
Future perfect continuous
I will have been outsaying
you will have been outsaying
he/she/it will have been outsaying
we will have been outsaying
you will have been outsaying
they will have been outsaying
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would outsay
you would outsay
he/she/it would outsay
we would outsay
you would outsay
they would outsay
Conditional continuous
I would be outsaying
you would be outsaying
he/she/it would be outsaying
we would be outsaying
you would be outsaying
they would be outsaying
Conditional perfect
I would have outsay
you would have outsay
he/she/it would have outsay
we would have outsay
you would have outsay
they would have outsay
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been outsaying
you would have been outsaying
he/she/it would have been outsaying
we would have been outsaying
you would have been outsaying
they would have been outsaying
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you outsay
we let´s outsay
you outsay
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Present Participle
outsaying
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 «OUTSAY»
Discover the use of
outsay in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
outsay and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Semicentennial Publications of the University of California
... argüe, attaint, ban, bequeathe, blaspheme, boast, certify, charge, claim,
commend, count, crack, declare, defame, defend, dub, end, enroll, exile, expound
, forewarn, grunt, indite, indict, jangle, liken, maintain, menace, multiply, outsay,
plead, ...
University of California, Berkeley
... lady, by her sweeping assertion, bastardise the second E. of Northumberland,
but, in her zeal to outsay all that " ancient heralds " ever can have said, she
annihilates, or at least reduces to a myth, the mother of Thomas, eighth Lord
Clifford.
3
The Pricke of Conscience (Stimulus Conscientiae): A ...
A.S. outher. Outrage, sb.. 1) 1516, 1523, excess; 2) 5010, 5011, defect. Fr.
outrage, excess, violence, from Lat. ultra beyond Fr. outre. Outrageouse, 9440.
Outragiousté, 5010. Outsay, 5482, to speak out. Outtake, 2808, to take out.
Outwith, 6669 ...
Richard Rolle (of Hampole), British Library, British Museum, 1863
So would I stern truths outsay Sternly ; each bad thing by its bad name call ; ike
And ( one* whose worn spirit passed away Upon the pallet of a hospital) ' Lash
with a bloody verse these great men of a day !' But God will do without me. 'Tis
not ...
James Anthony Froude, John Tulloch, 1850
The crowd was anxiousand as soon as the door opened the questions rained
down onthem. “Quiet... Quiet please! Quiet, I'll try to answer your questions.”
Oncethecrowd hushed,the Captain started outsay'n, “Good day Ladies and
Gentlemen, ...
6
Transactions of the Philological Society
A.S. outher. Outrage, sb.. 1) 1516,1523, excess; 2) 5010, 5011, defect. Fr.
outrage, excess, violence, from Lat. ultra beyond Fr. outre. Outrageouse, 9440.
Outragiouste, 5010. Outsay, 5482, to speak out. Outtake, 2808, to take out.
Outwith, 6669.
Philological Society (Great Britain), 1865
7
The Philological Society's Early English volume, 1862-4: ...
A.S. outlier. Outrage, sb.. 1) 1516, 1523, excess; 2) 5010, 501 1, defect. Fr.
outrage, excess, violence, from Lai ultra beyond Fr. outre. Outrageouse, 9440.
Outragiouste, 5010. Outsay, 5482, to speak out. Outtake, 2808, to take out.
Outwith, 6669 ...
Richard Morris, Richard Francis Weymouth, Richard Rolle (of Hampole), 1865
8
Early English volume, 1862-4
Outrage, sb.. 1) 1516, 1523, excess; 2) 5010, 501 1, defect. Fr. outrage, excess,
violence, from Lat. ultra beyond Fr. outre. Outrageouse, 9440. Outragiouste, 5010
. Outsay, 5482, to speak out. Outtake, 2808, to take out. Outwith, 6669. , Out-wyn,
...
Philological Society (Great Britain), 1865
9
Fraser's Magazine for Town and Country
So would I stern truths outsay Sternly ; each bad thing by its bad name call ; And (
like one* whose worn spirit passed away Upon the pallet of a hospital) ' Lash with
a bloody verse these great men of a day ! ' But God will do without me. 'Tis not ...
10
Complete Western Romance Mystery Anthologies of Grace ...
She's a girl you know, and you might findsomething lately written that she'd like. It
wouldn't do any harmtoget afew. You could ask the bookstore man what topick
outsay a shelfor two." "Oh, I shouldn't need to dothat!" said Mother, hurrying away
...
