CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO SUPERINDUCE
PRESENT
Present
I superinduce
you superinduce
he/she/it superinduces
we superinduce
you superinduce
they superinduce
Present continuous
I am superinducing
you are superinducing
he/she/it is superinducing
we are superinducing
you are superinducing
they are superinducing
Present perfect
I have superinduced
you have superinduced
he/she/it has superinduced
we have superinduced
you have superinduced
they have superinduced
Present perfect continuous
I have been superinducing
you have been superinducing
he/she/it has been superinducing
we have been superinducing
you have been superinducing
they have been superinducing
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 superinduced
you superinduced
he/she/it superinduced
we superinduced
you superinduced
they superinduced
Past continuous
I was superinducing
you were superinducing
he/she/it was superinducing
we were superinducing
you were superinducing
they were superinducing
Past perfect
I had superinduced
you had superinduced
he/she/it had superinduced
we had superinduced
you had superinduced
they had superinduced
Past perfect continuous
I had been superinducing
you had been superinducing
he/she/it had been superinducing
we had been superinducing
you had been superinducing
they had been superinducing
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will superinduce
you will superinduce
he/she/it will superinduce
we will superinduce
you will superinduce
they will superinduce
Future continuous
I will be superinducing
you will be superinducing
he/she/it will be superinducing
we will be superinducing
you will be superinducing
they will be superinducing
Future perfect
I will have superinduced
you will have superinduced
he/she/it will have superinduced
we will have superinduced
you will have superinduced
they will have superinduced
Future perfect continuous
I will have been superinducing
you will have been superinducing
he/she/it will have been superinducing
we will have been superinducing
you will have been superinducing
they will have been superinducing
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would superinduce
you would superinduce
he/she/it would superinduce
we would superinduce
you would superinduce
they would superinduce
Conditional continuous
I would be superinducing
you would be superinducing
he/she/it would be superinducing
we would be superinducing
you would be superinducing
they would be superinducing
Conditional perfect
I would have superinduce
you would have superinduce
he/she/it would have superinduce
we would have superinduce
you would have superinduce
they would have superinduce
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been superinducing
you would have been superinducing
he/she/it would have been superinducing
we would have been superinducing
you would have been superinducing
they would have been superinducing
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you superinduce
we let´s superinduce
you superinduce
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Infinitive
to superinduce
Past participle
superinduced
Present Participle
superinducing
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 «SUPERINDUCE»
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superinduce in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
superinduce and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Encyclopaedia Perthensis; Or Universal Dictionary of the ...
v. a. [super and induco, Lat.] 1. To bring in as an addition to something f!sc. — To
superinduce any virtue upon a person, take the living creature in which that virtue
is most eminent. Bacon. — Custom and corruption superinduce upon us a kind ...
2
A French and English dictionary
To SUPERINDUCE (siou-per-hV-dioucC) -inc. -En. r. a. [to bring in as an addition
] Ajouter, donner ou mettre de surcroît ou en forme d'addition. To superinduce a
further proof. Ajouter une nouvelle preuve. To superinduce any virtue, upon a ...
Joseph Wilson (Professor in St. Gregory's College.), 1833
3
A Dictionary of English Synonymes and Synonymous Or Parallel ...
Richard Soule. 394 SUPERINDUCE SUPERINTEND 395. SULPHUR Sulphur, n.
1. Brimstone. 2. [An abbreviated term of commerce.] Flowers of sulphur, sublimed
brimstone. Snlphuret of zinc, Blende, black-jack, mock lead, false galena.
4
The Bible Question Decided in a Correspondence
We shall examine," says he, " what kind of rule, direction, or leading, a man
would principally wish for, in order to superinduce an assigned nature upon a
given body ; as if any one should desire to superinduce upon silver the yellow
colour of ...
Rev. William R. Williams, 1852
5
The works of W. Chillingworth, M.A.
For he supposeth that a man agrees with other churches in belief which, joined
with holy obedience, may bring him to everlasting salvation, and yet that he may
superinduce damnable heresies. For how can he superinduce damnable ...
6
A Dictionary of the English and Portuguese Languages: In Two ...
To Superinduce, v. a. trazer ou introducir alguma cousa como addiçAo para
additar, ou aerescentar outra. -Custom superinduces upon us a kind of mees- tity
o/", i'e. о costume produz em nos, nos communica, ou nos obriga em certo modo
a, ...
7
The works of Wm. Chillingworth ...
For he supposeth that a man agrees with other churches in belief which, joined
with holy obedience, may bring him to everlasting salvation, and yet that he may
superinduce damnable heresies. For how can he superinduce damnable ...
William Chillingworth, 1820
8
The New Organon: or True Directions Concerning the ...
If a man be acquainted with thecause ofany nature (as whiteness or heat) in
certain subjects only, his knowledge is imperfect; and if he be able to
superinduce an effect on certain substances only (of those susceptible of such
effect), his power ...
... candour and loveableness of temper, attributed to Newton by his admirers, as
to superinduce a possibility of the «xcuse we have above suggested for these
occasions. Newton seems 454 Life and Religious Opinions of Bishop Heber —
Jan.
10
The Philosophical Works of Francis Bacon
If a man be acquainted with the cause of any nature (as whiteness or heat) in
certain subjects only, his knowledge is imperfect; and if he be able to
superinduce an effect on certain substances only (of those susceptible of such
effect), his ...
9 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «SUPERINDUCE»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
superinduce is used in the context of the following news items.
Plaza Towers sues city over 2013 flooding
... the city of Grand Rapids deprived Plaza Towers of the floodwall protections, exposing Plaza Towers to significant property damage from superinduced water ... «WOODTV.com, Jun 14»
Oscar Winner 12 Years A Slave has Local History
In one passage, he describes malnutrition on a plantation this way: “no slave is likely to suffer gout, superinduced by excessive high living.” Northup facilitated ... «NyackNewsAndViews, Mar 14»
Why Twelve Years a Slave is not the same book as The Diary of …
Northup, on the same page: 'I can say, from a ten years' residence with Master Epps, that no slave of his is ever likely to suffer from the gout, superinduced by ... «ChicagoNow, Mar 14»
Did Football Cause 20 Deaths In 1905? Re-Investigating A Serial …
According to The Minneapolis Journal, doctors blamed a cerebral hemorrhage, "superinduced by the player's poor physical condition at the time." It was argued ... «Deadspin, Jan 14»
12 Years a Slave: Unrelenting violence, not real history
... superinduced by excessive high living.' Likewise, he begins his description of slave huts by stating that 'the softest couches in the world are not to be found in ... «World Socialist Web Site, Oct 13»
Toronto International Film Festival 2013–Part 2 12 Years a Slave …
... superinduced by excessive high living.' Likewise, he begins his description of slave huts by stating that 'the softest couches in the world are not to be found in ... «World Socialist Web Site, Sep 13»
Nyack Sketch Log: Ex-Slave's Harrowing Memoir Now a Hollywood …
In one passage, he describes malnutrition on a plantation this way: “no slave is likely to suffer gout, superinduced by excessive high living.” Northup facilitated ... «NyackNewsAndViews, Aug 13»
Deities and divinity
Superinduce magnetism at one end of a needle; the opposite magnetism takes place at the other end. If the south attracts, the north repels. To empty here, you ... «Patheos, Mar 13»
The Israelites.; THE SHAARAI TEPHILA. THE BNAI JESHURUN …
It was learned, however, that the reverend gentleman was suffering from an attack of apoplexy, superinduced by the sudden return of his son from the seat of war ... «New York Times, Feb 07»
