CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO PAGANIZE
PRESENT
Present
I paganize
you paganize
he/she/it paganizes
we paganize
you paganize
they paganize
Present continuous
I am paganizing
you are paganizing
he/she/it is paganizing
we are paganizing
you are paganizing
they are paganizing
Present perfect
I have paganized
you have paganized
he/she/it has paganized
we have paganized
you have paganized
they have paganized
Present perfect continuous
I have been paganizing
you have been paganizing
he/she/it has been paganizing
we have been paganizing
you have been paganizing
they have been paganizing
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 paganized
you paganized
he/she/it paganized
we paganized
you paganized
they paganized
Past continuous
I was paganizing
you were paganizing
he/she/it was paganizing
we were paganizing
you were paganizing
they were paganizing
Past perfect
I had paganized
you had paganized
he/she/it had paganized
we had paganized
you had paganized
they had paganized
Past perfect continuous
I had been paganizing
you had been paganizing
he/she/it had been paganizing
we had been paganizing
you had been paganizing
they had been paganizing
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will paganize
you will paganize
he/she/it will paganize
we will paganize
you will paganize
they will paganize
Future continuous
I will be paganizing
you will be paganizing
he/she/it will be paganizing
we will be paganizing
you will be paganizing
they will be paganizing
Future perfect
I will have paganized
you will have paganized
he/she/it will have paganized
we will have paganized
you will have paganized
they will have paganized
Future perfect continuous
I will have been paganizing
you will have been paganizing
he/she/it will have been paganizing
we will have been paganizing
you will have been paganizing
they will have been paganizing
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would paganize
you would paganize
he/she/it would paganize
we would paganize
you would paganize
they would paganize
Conditional continuous
I would be paganizing
you would be paganizing
he/she/it would be paganizing
we would be paganizing
you would be paganizing
they would be paganizing
Conditional perfect
I would have paganize
you would have paganize
he/she/it would have paganize
we would have paganize
you would have paganize
they would have paganize
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been paganizing
you would have been paganizing
he/she/it would have been paganizing
we would have been paganizing
you would have been paganizing
they would have been paganizing
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you paganize
we let´s paganize
you paganize
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Past participle
paganized
Present Participle
paganizing
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 «PAGANIZE»
Discover the use of
paganize in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
paganize and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Moon-o-theism, Volume I of II
Notably, pagan emperors tried to paganize Christianity through syncretism. Alvin
Schmidt wrote: ...the Roman emperor Aurelian's edict in AD 274...established the
festival of Natale Solis Invicti (Birth of the Unconquered Sun) as he dedicated a ...
2
Illuminati Manifesto of World Revolution (1792): L'Esprit ...
This was a well-known 2d century claim by Celsus designed to paganize
Christianity. Celsus had in the era of the Roman empire claimed Jesus learned
magic when his mother fled Israel and took Jesus to Egypt.422 Thus, Weishaupt
and ...
Nicholas Bonneville, Marco Di Luchetti Esq, 2011
Even if you do not want to paganize them as I have done here a working
familiarity with the Gadelica is immensely useful in writing your own material as
well as in recognizing material from the Gadelica when it is used elsewhere
without being ...
We make Christmas a religious festival, and then relax and think of New Year as
merely a secular one. We even paganize it by celebrating it as a folk-festival, with
song, dance and drunkenness, and paganize it even more by regarding it as a ...
George A. F. Knight, 1983
5
State, Stage, Language: The Production of the Subject
Where better, then, to "paganize" than in Rome? For the fact is that to paganize IS
to believe in sin as a fleshy, desirable, gilded, sensual form.40 Is to be able to
conceive of sin and the flesh as reality, as excruciating temptations: to let oneself
...
Rodríguez Gómez Rodríguez, 2008
Evangelicals imagine that Catholics of the era were working feverishly to "
paganize" the church. In reality, Boniface chopped down the "Oak of Thor" and
worked to convert the pagans from idolatry to faith in Christ. In 723 Saint Boniface
felled ...
Stephen Andrew Missick, 2010
7
Morality and the Mail in Nineteenth-Century America
... handful of contemporary Americans. For nineteenth-century evangelicals,
immersed in Christian values as they were, such material in the U.S. mail and
post offices that were open on the Sabbath threatened to paganize the Christian
nation.
8
A Dictionary in English and Bengalee
... 11 1'-fi I To Paganize, v. a. (দবপূজকতা-কৃ, প্তপাঁত্তলিকের ন্যায়-কৃ, 11 পুত লা
পূজা-কৃ, হপাঁত্তলিকতা-কৃ, পেব্দুত্তলিক-কৃ | To Paganize, v. 11- ৱপাঁত্তলিকতা
ব্যবহার-কৃ, দেবাঙ্গর্নক-হ, তন্মতে -চল 11 তদ্বারহন্মর-কৃ | Page, 11- 8- দি- পূষ্ঠ.
Samuel Johnson, Henry John Todd, 1834
9
A Dictionary of the English Language
PAGAN, (pa'-gan) a. Heathenish. PAGANISH! (pa'-gan-jsh) a. Heathenish.
PAGANISM, (pa'-gan-izm) tt.s. Heathenism. To PAGANIZE, (pa'-gan-izc) v. a. To
render heathenish. To PAGANIZE, (pa'-gan-ize) v. n. To behave like a pagan.
PAGE ...
Samuel Johnson, John Walker, Robert S. Jameson, 1828
10
Origins: A Short Etymological Dictionary of Modern English
Attic Paiōn,the Healer, has derivative paiōnia (his flower), L paeonia, OE peonie,
whence— although partly via OF peone,MF pyone (F pivoine)—E peony. pagan (
n, hence adj),paganic, paganism, paganize; paynim; peasant (n,henceadj), ...
6 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «PAGANIZE»
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paganize is used in the context of the following news items.
Insult to Injury: Stereotyping American Indians in the wake of conquest
... the Battle of Killdeer Mountain, 1864); 5) U.S. government sponsored missionary work to “de-paganize” Indians (a clear violation of the wall ... «Bismarck Tribune, May 14»
Malawi's Chileka Airport flights suspended due to potholes
Spokesman for Malawian Airlines, Paganize Mazeze told Nyasa Times that, with advice from the Department of Civil Aviation, the company has ... «Nyasa Times, Mar 14»
A 21 st -Century De Anima: Why Vamps and Zombs are So Wildly …
Paganize the magisterial values like love, reason, beauty. Or else you're just a brain-eating zombie. What is most interesting, and most telling, ... «American Thinker, Oct 12»
Catholicism must paganize or die — Vasquez
I hadn't looked in on the Cosimanian Orthodox gloomster The Ochlophobist in ages, and so enjoyed it that I made a note to bookmark his site. «Beliefnet.com, Jul 10»
Jitterbug Dancing: Satanic Plot or Satanic Commie Plot? Find Out in …
Their program is to paganize and Sovietize American youth. The enforcement of a dancing program in public high schools is essential to the ... «Village Voice, Oct 09»
Zyklon Taking A Break, Band's Future Deemed Uncertain
Trym is also working on a new album with his other band, Paganize, at the moment. Personally, I have a bunch of material written and will keep ... «Metal Underground, Oct 07»
