CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO OVERBURTHEN
PRESENT
Present
I overburthen
you overburthen
he/she/it overburthens
we overburthen
you overburthen
they overburthen
Present continuous
I am overburthening
you are overburthening
he/she/it is overburthening
we are overburthening
you are overburthening
they are overburthening
Present perfect
I have overburthened
you have overburthened
he/she/it has overburthened
we have overburthened
you have overburthened
they have overburthened
Present perfect continuous
I have been overburthening
you have been overburthening
he/she/it has been overburthening
we have been overburthening
you have been overburthening
they have been overburthening
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 overburthened
you overburthened
he/she/it overburthened
we overburthened
you overburthened
they overburthened
Past continuous
I was overburthening
you were overburthening
he/she/it was overburthening
we were overburthening
you were overburthening
they were overburthening
Past perfect
I had overburthened
you had overburthened
he/she/it had overburthened
we had overburthened
you had overburthened
they had overburthened
Past perfect continuous
I had been overburthening
you had been overburthening
he/she/it had been overburthening
we had been overburthening
you had been overburthening
they had been overburthening
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will overburthen
you will overburthen
he/she/it will overburthen
we will overburthen
you will overburthen
they will overburthen
Future continuous
I will be overburthening
you will be overburthening
he/she/it will be overburthening
we will be overburthening
you will be overburthening
they will be overburthening
Future perfect
I will have overburthened
you will have overburthened
he/she/it will have overburthened
we will have overburthened
you will have overburthened
they will have overburthened
Future perfect continuous
I will have been overburthening
you will have been overburthening
he/she/it will have been overburthening
we will have been overburthening
you will have been overburthening
they will have been overburthening
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would overburthen
you would overburthen
he/she/it would overburthen
we would overburthen
you would overburthen
they would overburthen
Conditional continuous
I would be overburthening
you would be overburthening
he/she/it would be overburthening
we would be overburthening
you would be overburthening
they would be overburthening
Conditional perfect
I would have overburthen
you would have overburthen
he/she/it would have overburthen
we would have overburthen
you would have overburthen
they would have overburthen
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been overburthening
you would have been overburthening
he/she/it would have been overburthening
we would have been overburthening
you would have been overburthening
they would have been overburthening
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you overburthen
we let´s overburthen
you overburthen
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Infinitive
to overburthen
Past participle
overburthened
Present Participle
overburthening
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 «OVERBURTHEN»
Discover the use of
overburthen in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
overburthen and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Report of the Commissioners Appointed in 1898 to Inquire and ...
32346. Are you the manager 2—I am the manager of' one of the largest clay
works in Cornwall. The china clay industry consists of the removal of the soil or
overburthen and the preparation by washing of the kaolin. The kaolin or china
clay is ...
Great Britain. Royal Commission on Sewage Disposal, 1915
2
The Chief European Dramatists: Twenty-one Plays from the ...
Xanthias. Well, something else that's comical and clever? Bacchus. I forbid being
"overpress'd and overburthen'd." Xanthias. Well, but the drollest joke of all — ?
Bacchus. Remember There's one thing I protest against — Xanthias. What's that?
3
A theoretical and practical grammar of the French tongue
He who wisues to teach an art, must know it thoroughly, ue iTiust give none but
clear, precise and well-digested notions of it : he must instil them, one by one,
into the minds of his pupils, and, above all, he must not overburthen their memory
...
Jean-Pons-Victor Lecoutz de Levizac, 1858
4
Encyclopaedia Londinensis
To SURCHA'RGE, e. a. [sure/zarger, Fr.] To overload; to overburthen. More
remov'd, Lest heaven surclrar'g'd with potent multitude, Might hap to move no
broils. Milton. SURCHA'RGE, s.'[surc/zizrge, Fr.] Burthen added to burthen ;
overburthen ...
5
Congressional Serial Set
At North Coonbarrow we are now removing overburthen at least 80 feet deep,
and but for the clay being good and the owners willing to expend capital these
works could not be kept going although the clay sells for 25 shillings or 26
shillings ...
6
Johnson's English Dictionary: As Improved by Todd and ...
ВНЕСЕН E, sûr-sèse'. 227. n. il. Cessation; stop. Hooker. To SURCHA'RGE§, sůr
-tshâije'. t'. а. [mrchargcr, Fr. To overload; to overburthen. Spcluer. SUR HNRGE,
sùr-tshärje'. n.s. [НЧ Burthen :_ added to burthen ; overburthen; more t ian can ...
Samuel Johnson, John Walker, Henry John Todd, 1828
7
The History of the Proceedings and Debates of the Volunteer ...
Why overburthen this Convention with papers, if they can throw no new light on
the subject? Counsellor Morris — No delegate wishes more for a Parliamentary
Reform than I do. It is for the purpose of information that I ask for these papers.
Ireland. Volunteer convention, 1784
8
A Complete Dictionary of the English Language, Both with ...
SURCEASE, súr-sé's. f. Cessation, stop. SURCHARGE, sûr-tíhá'rdzh. f. / '
Overburthen, more than can be well borne. To SURCHARGE, sàr-tM'rdzh. v. a.
To overload, to overburthen. SURCHARGER, súr-tíhá'r-dzhúr. s. One that
overburthens.
9
Tariff hearings before the Committee on ways and ...
The overburthen on an average works would vary from say 8 feet to 20 feet.
There are works where (I feet might be an average and others where it would
average 30 feet. At North Coonbarrow we are now removing overburthen at least
80 feet ...
United States. Congress. House. Committee on Ways and Means, 1909
10
A Dictionary Of The English Language: In Which The Words are ...
Ho-.ker. SURCHA'RGE. /. [surcharge, Fr. from the verb.] Overburthen ; more than
can be well born, L'Efirarge. To SURCHARGE, v. a. [surcharger, Fr.] To overload ;
to overburthen. Kmlles. Milton. SURCHA'RGER. /. [from surcharge,] One □ that ...
