CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO TUMESCE
PRESENT
Present
I tumesce
you tumesce
he/she/it tumesces
we tumesce
you tumesce
they tumesce
Present continuous
I am tumescing
you are tumescing
he/she/it is tumescing
we are tumescing
you are tumescing
they are tumescing
Present perfect
I have tumesced
you have tumesced
he/she/it has tumesced
we have tumesced
you have tumesced
they have tumesced
Present perfect continuous
I have been tumescing
you have been tumescing
he/she/it has been tumescing
we have been tumescing
you have been tumescing
they have been tumescing
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 tumesced
you tumesced
he/she/it tumesced
we tumesced
you tumesced
they tumesced
Past continuous
I was tumescing
you were tumescing
he/she/it was tumescing
we were tumescing
you were tumescing
they were tumescing
Past perfect
I had tumesced
you had tumesced
he/she/it had tumesced
we had tumesced
you had tumesced
they had tumesced
Past perfect continuous
I had been tumescing
you had been tumescing
he/she/it had been tumescing
we had been tumescing
you had been tumescing
they had been tumescing
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will tumesce
you will tumesce
he/she/it will tumesce
we will tumesce
you will tumesce
they will tumesce
Future continuous
I will be tumescing
you will be tumescing
he/she/it will be tumescing
we will be tumescing
you will be tumescing
they will be tumescing
Future perfect
I will have tumesced
you will have tumesced
he/she/it will have tumesced
we will have tumesced
you will have tumesced
they will have tumesced
Future perfect continuous
I will have been tumescing
you will have been tumescing
he/she/it will have been tumescing
we will have been tumescing
you will have been tumescing
they will have been tumescing
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would tumesce
you would tumesce
he/she/it would tumesce
we would tumesce
you would tumesce
they would tumesce
Conditional continuous
I would be tumescing
you would be tumescing
he/she/it would be tumescing
we would be tumescing
you would be tumescing
they would be tumescing
Conditional perfect
I would have tumesce
you would have tumesce
he/she/it would have tumesce
we would have tumesce
you would have tumesce
they would have tumesce
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been tumescing
you would have been tumescing
he/she/it would have been tumescing
we would have been tumescing
you would have been tumescing
they would have been tumescing
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you tumesce
we let´s tumesce
you tumesce
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Present Participle
tumescing
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 «TUMESCE»
Discover the use of
tumesce in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
tumesce and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
I do not increase the depth of the incision beyond the length of the grafts under
any circumstances, as this may increase the chance of transecting larger vessels.
Just before making the incisions, I tumesce the area with a combination of saline
...
2
Dictionarium Scoto-Celticum: a Dictionary of the Gaelic ...
Impulse, instigation; a swelling with anger or passion : impulsus, instigatio ; actus
intumescendi pro ira. C. S. Boanxmcn, -1nn, nib, v. a. at n. (Barb, adj.) Impel,
swell with indignation, or rage: impelle, ira tumesce. C. S. Bone, mm“, Bib, v. n.
mina ...
3
Dictionarium scoto-celticum a dictionary of the Gaelic language
Borbnaich. Impulse, instigation ; a swelling with anger or passion : impulsus,
instigatio; actus intumescendi pro ira. C. S. BORBNAICII, -IDII, nu-, 'r. a. et 1:. (
Borb, adj.) Impel, swell with indignation, or rage: impelle, ira tumesce. C. S. Bone,
-Alnlr ...
HOW DO YOU BECOME TUMESCED OR TUMESCE SOMEONE ELSE? You
can increase tumescence by using any of the five senses, and the sixth sense
called conceptual thinking. Any place that you have access to the body's nerve ...
5
A treatise on the nature and treatment of scrophula ... To ...
Thus-they enumerate among the symptoms of a scrophulous diathesis, or which
only denote a tendency to scrophula, “ a thickened chapped upper lip, the
thickening extending to the alae of the nose,” “ tumesce'nee and redness of the
tarsi, ...
Eusebius Arthur LLOYD, 1821
6
The Mining and Smelting Magazine
in margarodite mica, which forms an important constituent of the granites of
Leinster and Donegal ; and the occurrence of such minerals as Allanite,
Gadolinite, &c„ in the Norway granites, minerals which in- tumesce and change
their ...
7
Liposuction: Principles and Practice
Typically the infiltrated volume is on the order of2:1 or 3:1 fluid to aspirate [4]. A
period of 15–30 min should elapse to allow maximum anesthesia [17]. Thus, the
surgeon may wish to sequentially tumesce areas to be sculpted and then return
to ...
Melvin A. Shiffman, Alberto Di Giuseppe, 2007
8
Sane Sex Life and Sane Sex Living:
Indeed, there aresome women whose sex organs tumesce ifthey (the women)
even toucha man—any man—and occasionally a case occurs where a woman
will experience an orgasm if her clothingbrushes against a man! Such cases are,
of ...
9
Scenes of Nature, Signs of Men: Essays on 19th and 20th ...
... to invoke the usual categories. It is an assault on our customary orderings.
Typographically it is a kind of game. The print varies constantly, lines inflate and
grow smaller, tumesce and detumesce; footnotes crowd out the text and corner ...
10
English Words: From Latin and Greek Elements
safe-keep (-ing), callithump (-ian), tumesce (-nee), back mutate (-ion),
thermoregulate (-ion), didact (-ic), electrophorese (-sis), and the verb duff (-er),
meaning to perform (a bad shot) in golf, and in the transferred sense to botch,
make a mess of ...
6 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «TUMESCE»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
tumesce is used in the context of the following news items.
The Problems With William Deresiewicz's New Manifesto
Meanwhile, adjuncts work for peanuts, endowments tumesce, student debt soars, executive salaries become ever more plush, and the executives in turn ... «Pacific Standard, Aug 14»
Tunesday: Grohl's 45th, Sub Pop's New Band, Verdoes Goes Solo …
Helms Alee gave us the uber-heavy "Tumescene" in November, and now the band has revealed the second track from its upcoming record, "Pleasure Center," ... «Seattle Weekly, Jan 14»
The Rural Life, the Writing Life: The Long and Short Of It
And, while he was at it, to “de-tumesce” the prose. A few in the audience chuckled at the oddly prefixed word. “So you actually did it?” someone asked. He said ... «Valley News, Jun 13»
Reg readers tumesce as they get their tongues round 'podule'
Our recent coverage of Brit adventurer Nick Hancock's thwarted attempt to land on the Atlantic islet of Rockall has demonstrated a growing reader penchant for ... «Register, Jun 13»
A recipe for sexy pie
If you do not tease in this way, your pie will not tumesce sufficiently. If in doubt, softly mutter: “Mommy knows best.” Or: “Who's been a naughty boy?”. «Independent Online, Oct 12»
Victory for common sense as clamper hung on a gibbet
Ordinary disemboweller Tom Logan said: “I did tumesce slightly in my pants as he begged for his life, but my wife has since reassured me that I'm not gay, I'm ... «Daily Mash, Feb 11»
