CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO TORPEFY
PRESENT
Present
I torpefy
you torpefy
he/she/it torpefies
we torpefy
you torpefy
they torpefy
Present continuous
I am torpefying
you are torpefying
he/she/it is torpefying
we are torpefying
you are torpefying
they are torpefying
Present perfect
I have torpefied
you have torpefied
he/she/it has torpefied
we have torpefied
you have torpefied
they have torpefied
Present perfect continuous
I have been torpefying
you have been torpefying
he/she/it has been torpefying
we have been torpefying
you have been torpefying
they have been torpefying
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 torpefied
you torpefied
he/she/it torpefied
we torpefied
you torpefied
they torpefied
Past continuous
I was torpefying
you were torpefying
he/she/it was torpefying
we were torpefying
you were torpefying
they were torpefying
Past perfect
I had torpefied
you had torpefied
he/she/it had torpefied
we had torpefied
you had torpefied
they had torpefied
Past perfect continuous
I had been torpefying
you had been torpefying
he/she/it had been torpefying
we had been torpefying
you had been torpefying
they had been torpefying
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will torpefy
you will torpefy
he/she/it will torpefy
we will torpefy
you will torpefy
they will torpefy
Future continuous
I will be torpefying
you will be torpefying
he/she/it will be torpefying
we will be torpefying
you will be torpefying
they will be torpefying
Future perfect
I will have torpefied
you will have torpefied
he/she/it will have torpefied
we will have torpefied
you will have torpefied
they will have torpefied
Future perfect continuous
I will have been torpefying
you will have been torpefying
he/she/it will have been torpefying
we will have been torpefying
you will have been torpefying
they will have been torpefying
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would torpefy
you would torpefy
he/she/it would torpefy
we would torpefy
you would torpefy
they would torpefy
Conditional continuous
I would be torpefying
you would be torpefying
he/she/it would be torpefying
we would be torpefying
you would be torpefying
they would be torpefying
Conditional perfect
I would have torpefy
you would have torpefy
he/she/it would have torpefy
we would have torpefy
you would have torpefy
they would have torpefy
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been torpefying
you would have been torpefying
he/she/it would have been torpefying
we would have been torpefying
you would have been torpefying
they would have been torpefying
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you torpefy
we let´s torpefy
you torpefy
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Past participle
torpefied
Present Participle
torpefying
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 «TORPEFY»
Discover the use of
torpefy in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
torpefy and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Rapid Entity Attachment Release
The remarkable Plutarch mentioned curing persistent pain with the 'torpedo' fish
hence 'torpid', or 'torpefy'. • Around this date, Hieroglyphica, by the physician
Horapollo, was the first known Egyptian work to mention electric catfish; ...
Athanasios N. Komianos, 2011
2
Rob of the Bowl: A Legend of St. Inigoe's
It corroborates de stomach py driving off de sour humors of de pylorus, and
cleansing de diaphram from de oppilations which fill up and torpefy de pipes of
de nerves. And your ladyship shall observe dat, as Nature has supplied and
adapted ...
John Pendleton Kennedy, 1872
Are the circumstances with which she has to deal less fluctuating, that she is to
be bound hand and foot, and in that condition either left to stiffen and torpefy, or
delivered over to be dealt with by a parliament, at best utterly incompetent to ...
Our ob- t is to caution amateurs against late autumnal rating of evergreens ; these
tribes are jealous any act that tends to torpefy their massive Us ; and it is quite
certain that no advance can made after the middle of October. Evergreens ect
and ...
5
The New Eclectic Magazine
They enervate, impoverish, deaden, and torpefy, without supplying any tonic
wherewith to brace anew the crippled faculties, and reinforce the languishing
spirits. They breed idleness, wantonness, efleminacy, and thus, as Seneca has
said, ...
6
Tulu - English Dictionary
do uv O.J Oj Torpefy, т.'. я. гЗ-ßcqS án^djói. Torpent,Torpescent,a. Torpid, a.
Torpidity, Torpidness, Torpi- tude, Torpor, s. áoodá?5, гзэ Torrefy, î'. a. fioorradj?,
Torrent, j. e«, a oO Torrid, д. — zone (> ob. Torse, s. Torsel, s. Torsion, î. Tort, j.
7
English Language Word Builder
... TAMBOURa TELPHER TITRATE TOMFOOL TONSURE TOPWORK TORPEFY
TORREFY TRACHLE TRADUCEL TRINDLE TRISECT TUILYIE= TUMESCE
TUTOYER TWEEDLEL TYRANNE ULULATE UPHOORD USUCAPT VALANCE ...
8
A treatise on the effects and properties of cold, with a ...
In a word, the sad equipage of frost displays itself, snow falls in flakes and covers
the ground ; the waters congeal to a greater or less depth. Such is winter ; it
seems as if, hostile to nature, it would torpefy all ; suspended vegetation offers to
the ...
Pierre Jean Moricheau-Beaupré, 1826
9
Imaginary conversations
M. Canning by our advice has assumed the tone and air of a liberal, in ordtr to
make the liberals of England keep the peace, and to torpefy and paralyze the
efforts of thy rebels. Two or three years ago an idle visionary, an obscure and
ignorant ...
Walter Savage Landor, 1868
10
The Treasury of Knowledge and Library Reference
... s. a lisli whose touch benumbs Torpefy, v. a. to benumb, to paralyze Tor'pcnt, a.
motionless, benumbed, not active Tor' peut, t. a medicine for assuaging irritative
motions Torpes'cence, t. a etatc of insensibility Tornes'cent. a. becoming torpid ...
