CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO PERORATE
PRESENT
Present
I perorate
you perorate
he/she/it perorates
we perorate
you perorate
they perorate
Present continuous
I am perorating
you are perorating
he/she/it is perorating
we are perorating
you are perorating
they are perorating
Present perfect
I have perorated
you have perorated
he/she/it has perorated
we have perorated
you have perorated
they have perorated
Present perfect continuous
I have been perorating
you have been perorating
he/she/it has been perorating
we have been perorating
you have been perorating
they have been perorating
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 perorated
you perorated
he/she/it perorated
we perorated
you perorated
they perorated
Past continuous
I was perorating
you were perorating
he/she/it was perorating
we were perorating
you were perorating
they were perorating
Past perfect
I had perorated
you had perorated
he/she/it had perorated
we had perorated
you had perorated
they had perorated
Past perfect continuous
I had been perorating
you had been perorating
he/she/it had been perorating
we had been perorating
you had been perorating
they had been perorating
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will perorate
you will perorate
he/she/it will perorate
we will perorate
you will perorate
they will perorate
Future continuous
I will be perorating
you will be perorating
he/she/it will be perorating
we will be perorating
you will be perorating
they will be perorating
Future perfect
I will have perorated
you will have perorated
he/she/it will have perorated
we will have perorated
you will have perorated
they will have perorated
Future perfect continuous
I will have been perorating
you will have been perorating
he/she/it will have been perorating
we will have been perorating
you will have been perorating
they will have been perorating
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would perorate
you would perorate
he/she/it would perorate
we would perorate
you would perorate
they would perorate
Conditional continuous
I would be perorating
you would be perorating
he/she/it would be perorating
we would be perorating
you would be perorating
they would be perorating
Conditional perfect
I would have perorate
you would have perorate
he/she/it would have perorate
we would have perorate
you would have perorate
they would have perorate
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been perorating
you would have been perorating
he/she/it would have been perorating
we would have been perorating
you would have been perorating
they would have been perorating
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you perorate
we let´s perorate
you perorate
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Past participle
perorated
Present Participle
perorating
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 «PERORATE»
Discover the use of
perorate in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
perorate and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Garner's Modern American Usage
See allow. permute; ✳permutate. Permute is both older and more common than
✳permutate, a back-formation and needless variant. ✳pernickety. See
persnickety. perorate (/pәr-ә-rayt/) = to conclude a formal address. E.g.: “But he
makes clear ...
2
Latin and Roman Culture in Joyce
The rhetorical "perorate" (like the finale of an oration by Cicero) is keyed to a
classical and internal "-ck" in the phrase's distortion of the name; the "bean" (
chicco is "bean," "berry" in Italian) responds to the Roman Catholic usage and the
initial ...
3
Roget's Thesaurus of Words for Intellectuals: Synonyms, ...
The way Emily NATTERS endlessly about her family's new yacht is revolting to
those of us who have owned several yachts over the years. perorate (PER-uh-
reyt). To speak at length; to conclude a speech. While Lincoln could be concise, ...
David Olsen, Michelle Bevilacqua, 2011
4
The Master Key: The Art of Mental Discipline
If you must perorate — and for the life of me I don't see why — let it be simple and
unaffected. And if you must perorate in poetry, let it be not more than four lines,
learn them by heart, and study their delivery well beforehand. GESTURE IN ...
5
English Historical Linguistics 2006: Lexical and semantic change
The verbs participate and perorate are both still current, although in the latter
case the word is rather rare; by contrast, participe. 1 . For discussion see for
example Görlach ( 978: 57–8), summarizing Reuter ( 9 6). 1 . See for example
Görlach ...
Maurizio Gotti, Marina Dossena, Richard Dury, 2008
6
Pansegrouw's Crossword Dictionary
... deny, disavow, disown, recall, repudiate, retract, unsay recap perorate,
summarise recapitulate enumerate, narrate, perorate, recite, recount, reiterate,
repeat, review, reword, summarise re cardiac contractions diastolic, systolic
recede abate, ...
To perorate, or not? I once heard a Minister read a passionate peroration with the
air of a man who was seeing it for the first time. As it glanced off their outer
consciousness, some Parliamentarians must have pondered that eternal problem
: to ...
8
Eugene Onegin: Commentary and index
7 / a learned fellow but a pedant: One variety of pedant is the person who likes to
perorate, to air, if not to preach, his opinions, with great thoroughness and
precision of detail. The term (Ital. pedante, used by Montaigne c. 158o, un
pedante) ...
Aleksandr Sergeevich Pushkin, Vladimir Nabokov, 1990
The young Prince of the Kingdom of Britain, Whose dying father will have
recommended him; This onebeing dead, Lonole will perorate, And snatchthe
kingdom from his veryson. James I. of England and VI. of Scotland was born June
19, 566: ...
<n. 13. s*. POSTULATE,. PERMEATE,. PERORATE. "After the Election we must
take a clean sweep ahead and go at Socialism," Shaw wrote to Graham Wallas
on 21 June 1892. All the leading Fabians had been busy in the campaign, but
they ...
Norman MacKenzie, Jeanne MacKenzie, 1978
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «PERORATE»
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perorate is used in the context of the following news items.
Zimbabwe politics: The forfeit soul
For his constitution badly needs bile to function, his politics bitterness to perorate about an imperfect world and the vile politicians who inhabit it. For him time ... «The Zimbabwe Daily, Jul 15»
Ukraine's easy, misunderstood Babel
... special guests arrive during the show and stand and perorate, and then of course there's the host, a serious journalist called Andrei Kulikov. «Politico, Jul 15»
Lalit Modi now trying to divert attention by taking names of Robert …
There is no point to perorate what relationship flourished between Foreign Minister, Chief Minister of Rajasthan, her husband, her son and Lalit ... «Merinews, Jun 15»
Opinion Skinning Left, pagematch: 1, sectionmatch: 1
At one time, the plenary session was adjourned because Rodriguez was absent and no one else can perorate on the bill. Of course, the ... «Philippine Star, Jun 15»
Read a long-lost, just-discovered Sherlock Holmes story. Is it the …
... Watson, the lay is all descriptive of the keeping of a bridge. Let me remind you how nicely you would perorate —. When the goodman mends ... «Blastr, Feb 15»
Read the lost Sherlock Holmes story found in an attic
Let me remind you how nicely you would perorate -. When the goodman mends his armour. And trims his helmet's plume,. When the goodwife's ... «Telegraph.co.uk, Feb 15»
Obama smacks down India for religious intolerance, says Gandhi …
Obama's remarks came at the annual National Prayer Breakfast meeting where US presidents frequently perorate on religious and human ... «Times of India, Feb 15»
Media | My votes for the worst reporting of 2014
... abusive behavior, but since the object of it was the daughter of The Woman Who Must Be Viewed With Scorn, Costello was free to perorate. «World Magazine, Dec 14»
Junot Diaz On Japan's Next Great Food City
Rather than perorate needlessly, I simply recommend that a traveler hit any of the branches of Ichiran, which styles itself as “the most dedicated ... «Yahoo Food, Oct 14»
Junot Díaz on Fukuoka, Japan's Next Great Food City
Rather than perorate needlessly, I simply recommend that a traveler hit any of the branches of Ichiran, which styles itself as “the most dedicated ... «Condé Nast Traveler, Oct 14»
