CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO SPOLIATE
PRESENT
Present
I spoliate
you spoliate
he/she/it spoliates
we spoliate
you spoliate
they spoliate
Present continuous
I am spoliating
you are spoliating
he/she/it is spoliating
we are spoliating
you are spoliating
they are spoliating
Present perfect
I have spoliated
you have spoliated
he/she/it has spoliated
we have spoliated
you have spoliated
they have spoliated
Present perfect continuous
I have been spoliating
you have been spoliating
he/she/it has been spoliating
we have been spoliating
you have been spoliating
they have been spoliating
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 spoliated
you spoliated
he/she/it spoliated
we spoliated
you spoliated
they spoliated
Past continuous
I was spoliating
you were spoliating
he/she/it was spoliating
we were spoliating
you were spoliating
they were spoliating
Past perfect
I had spoliated
you had spoliated
he/she/it had spoliated
we had spoliated
you had spoliated
they had spoliated
Past perfect continuous
I had been spoliating
you had been spoliating
he/she/it had been spoliating
we had been spoliating
you had been spoliating
they had been spoliating
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will spoliate
you will spoliate
he/she/it will spoliate
we will spoliate
you will spoliate
they will spoliate
Future continuous
I will be spoliating
you will be spoliating
he/she/it will be spoliating
we will be spoliating
you will be spoliating
they will be spoliating
Future perfect
I will have spoliated
you will have spoliated
he/she/it will have spoliated
we will have spoliated
you will have spoliated
they will have spoliated
Future perfect continuous
I will have been spoliating
you will have been spoliating
he/she/it will have been spoliating
we will have been spoliating
you will have been spoliating
they will have been spoliating
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would spoliate
you would spoliate
he/she/it would spoliate
we would spoliate
you would spoliate
they would spoliate
Conditional continuous
I would be spoliating
you would be spoliating
he/she/it would be spoliating
we would be spoliating
you would be spoliating
they would be spoliating
Conditional perfect
I would have spoliate
you would have spoliate
he/she/it would have spoliate
we would have spoliate
you would have spoliate
they would have spoliate
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been spoliating
you would have been spoliating
he/she/it would have been spoliating
we would have been spoliating
you would have been spoliating
they would have been spoliating
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you spoliate
we let´s spoliate
you spoliate
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Past participle
spoliated
Present Participle
spoliating
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 «SPOLIATE»
Discover the use of
spoliate in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
spoliate and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
As observed above, regardless of C2's culpability in the primary crime, an
exogenously higher p1 reduces her incentive to spoliate: she compares a lower
utility involving some sort of income loss to a higher utility that involves no income
loss, ...
2
Walker remodelled: Smart's pronouncing dictionary of the ...
Spod'-U-MENE, *. Prismatic triphane spar. SPOIL=gpoil, v. and S. (See also
Spoliate, Ac.) To corrupt, to mar, to make useless :— n«*. To decay, to grow
useless:—*. Corruption, the cast skin oi asnnke; cause of corruption: see also
Spoliate, ...
John Walker, Suburban Mobility Authority for Regional Transportation (Mich.),
1871
3
A new universal etymological technological, and pronouncing ...
SPLINTERY— SPOLIATE. SPOLIATE— SPONGIFORM. raent split off. In Surgery,
a long, thin piece of wood, tin, &c, used for preventing the ends of broken bones
from moving, so as to interrupt the process of their uniting. Splint-bone, the ...
John Craig (F.G.S.),
1859
4
Dictionary of the English Language Exhibiting Orthography, ...
to plunder, rob, spoliate (do.); (from anoth. r.) to cause to decay or perish ; to
corrupt or vitiate ; to mar ; to taint ; to ruin or destroy ; to render useless ; to injure
seriously or fatally : — vi. To prac plunder or robbery ; to lose its valuable or
charac ...
Arnold James Cooley,
1861
5
Hansard's Parliamentary Debates
Had I done so, my conduct would have risen up against me when I oppose, as I
do oppose, the principle of this Bill as calculated to spoliate the Church. And
therefore what I am now saying is not with a view in any underhand manner to ...
Great Britain. Parliament, Thomas Curson Hansard,
1869
6
A New French & English Dictionary
SPLENIQUE, adj. (anat.) splenic, spleoical. SpOLiATE«R,*m. spoiler, robber,
plunderer. SPOLIATION, sf. (jur.) spoliation. SPOLIEII, uo. (jur.) to spoliate, to
plunder, to SPONUA'UICE, udj. (poel.) spondaic. [rob. SPONDEE, sm. (poet.)
aspondee ...
SPOLIATE SPORANGIUM Spoliate ( spo'li-at ) [L. spoliatus -spolium, spoil.] v. t. &
v. i. to plunder ^j Spoliated pa. t, and pa. p. Spo'liating pr. p. Spoliation n. plunder,
pillage ft^SfHT (g ^H ) ?gf- *(fig-) extortion 3f«rft f, f, vrevr^fcr ^ft- 3. ( eccl-) thi ...
Nilakantha Babaji Ranade,
1996
8
A Companion to Medieval Art: Romanesque and Gothic in ...
Citations and topoi are spolia; conversely, spoliate objects are citations. Excised
from their original (ruined) context, citations assume the authority (auctoritas) of
the no longer usable whole. The ancient fragment, enclosed within a new system
...
9
A Dictionary of Entomology
SPOILE Noun. (Etymology obscure. PL, Spoiles.) Cast skin at moulting.
SPOLIATE Trans. Verb. (Latin, spoliatus, spoliare.) To plunder, pillage or rob.
Spoliate; Spoliated; Spoliating. SPONGE Noun. (Greek, spongia I sponge. PL,
Sponges.) 1.
10
A New Universal Etymological, Technological and Pronouncing ...
SPLINTERY—SPOLIATE. SPOLIATE—SPONGIFORM. ment split off. In Surgery,
along, thin piece of wood, tin, &c., nsed for preventing the ends of broken bones
from moving, so as to interrupt the process of their uniting. Splint-bone, the fibula
...
John Craig (lexicographer.),
1849
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «SPOLIATE»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
spoliate is used in the context of the following news items.
Israel Air Force: S-300 a surmountable challenge
I will commission him against a godless nation, appoint him over the people [deserving] of my vengeance, to pillage for plunder, to spoliate for spoil, to. «The Times of Israel, Apr 15»
Pactul Hitler-Stalin sau îmbrățișarea gangsterilor totalitari
Pe baza protocoalelor secrete, au fost anihilate state, au fost spoliate națiuni, au fost organizate deportări, strămutări, lichidări în masă. Cum nota scriitorul ... «Radio Europa Liberă, Apr 15»
Russia ups ante in missile sale to Iran, reports say
I will commission him against a godless nation, appoint him over the people [deserving] of my vengeance, to pillage for plunder, to spoliate for spoil, to tread ... «Ynetnews, Feb 15»
Boscoreale: tesori archeologici e villa della Pisanella
Per tale motivo vennero esplorate e spoliate delle loro bellezze tante piccole ville fino al 1928, quando Boscoreale venne nuovamente dimenticata. Nel corso ... «Vesuvio Live, Feb 15»
New Music Video in Solidarity with Yehuda Glick: We Will Ascend
I will commission him against a godless nation, appoint him over the people [deserving] of my vengeance, to pillage for plunder, to spoliate for spoil, to tread ... «Arutz Sheva, Nov 14»
Celebrate July 4th Like Our Founding Fathers Intended: By …
Also, it would be great if the government didn't spoliate — I mean “recycle” — any more evidence…. In its motion, True the Vote argues that the law obligated the ... «Above the Law, Jul 14»
Kosovo at a critical juncture
If judged by its performance, PDK's aim was much less to develop Kosovo than to spoliate it. Since 2008 this party presided over an orgy of predation that ... «TransConflict, Jul 14»
Dicţionarul universal al creatoarelor
Câte creatoare nu au fost descurajate, amuțite, spoliate, refulate de-a lungul secolelor, precum Ana Maria Mozart sau Rosalind Franklin, a cărei descoperire a ... «Revista 22, May 14»
Pentagon deploying troops to thwart Russia
I will commission him against a godless nation, appoint him over the people [deserving] of my vengeance, to pillage for plunder, to spoliate for spoil, to tread ... «WKYC-TV, Apr 14»
Germania vrea să adopte o lege despre operele de artă furate de …
Ea a criticat faptul că moştenitorii familiilor spoliate trebuie să dovedească faptul că proprietarul actual al operelor le-a achiziţionat fiind "de rea-credinţă". «Mediafax, Feb 14»