CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO UNDECEIVE
PRESENT
Present
I undeceive
you undeceive
he/she/it undeceives
we undeceive
you undeceive
they undeceive
Present continuous
I am undeceiving
you are undeceiving
he/she/it is undeceiving
we are undeceiving
you are undeceiving
they are undeceiving
Present perfect
I have undeceived
you have undeceived
he/she/it has undeceived
we have undeceived
you have undeceived
they have undeceived
Present perfect continuous
I have been undeceiving
you have been undeceiving
he/she/it has been undeceiving
we have been undeceiving
you have been undeceiving
they have been undeceiving
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 undeceived
you undeceived
he/she/it undeceived
we undeceived
you undeceived
they undeceived
Past continuous
I was undeceiving
you were undeceiving
he/she/it was undeceiving
we were undeceiving
you were undeceiving
they were undeceiving
Past perfect
I had undeceived
you had undeceived
he/she/it had undeceived
we had undeceived
you had undeceived
they had undeceived
Past perfect continuous
I had been undeceiving
you had been undeceiving
he/she/it had been undeceiving
we had been undeceiving
you had been undeceiving
they had been undeceiving
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will undeceive
you will undeceive
he/she/it will undeceive
we will undeceive
you will undeceive
they will undeceive
Future continuous
I will be undeceiving
you will be undeceiving
he/she/it will be undeceiving
we will be undeceiving
you will be undeceiving
they will be undeceiving
Future perfect
I will have undeceived
you will have undeceived
he/she/it will have undeceived
we will have undeceived
you will have undeceived
they will have undeceived
Future perfect continuous
I will have been undeceiving
you will have been undeceiving
he/she/it will have been undeceiving
we will have been undeceiving
you will have been undeceiving
they will have been undeceiving
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would undeceive
you would undeceive
he/she/it would undeceive
we would undeceive
you would undeceive
they would undeceive
Conditional continuous
I would be undeceiving
you would be undeceiving
he/she/it would be undeceiving
we would be undeceiving
you would be undeceiving
they would be undeceiving
Conditional perfect
I would have undeceive
you would have undeceive
he/she/it would have undeceive
we would have undeceive
you would have undeceive
they would have undeceive
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been undeceiving
you would have been undeceiving
he/she/it would have been undeceiving
we would have been undeceiving
you would have been undeceiving
they would have been undeceiving
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you undeceive
we let´s undeceive
you undeceive
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Past participle
undeceived
Present Participle
undeceiving
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 «UNDECEIVE»
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undeceive in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
undeceive and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
18 Failing to undeceive 8-11 DPP v Ray and Rai were cases where D, in carrying
out further conduct, failed to do anything to undeceive the victim (P). They were
cases where the need to undeceive arose from an earlier statement by D. What, ...
Edward Phillips, P. Dobson, 2001
2
Three Short Treatises: III.. A modest plea for the clergy, ...
III.. A modest plea for the clergy, &c. [by Lancelot Addison]. A sermon of the
sacerdotal benediction, &c. [by Samuel Gibson]. A discourse published to
undeceive the people in point of tithes, &c. [by Ph. Treleinie gent., i.e. Peter
Heylyn] formerly ...
And would you know wherefore I will that you should undeceive my people, and
wherefore I will that you should declare to them their sins? Because, saith the
Lord, they are men who seek me daily, and delight to know my ways, as a nation
...
4
Reflections on dr. Fleetwood's Essay upon miracles. [by J. ...
What if God should please never to go about to undeceive such as should be
guilty of so great a Crime, as to be drawn off to the worship of Strange Gods,
though by the pretence of a Miracle, after so great an Evidence as they had
before of the ...
John Gilbert, William Fleetwood (bp. of Ely.), 1706
5
A body of divinity...: With notes, original and selected
Thus the apostles Paul and Barnabas, when the people at Lys- tra, upon their
having wrought a miracle, concluded that they were gods, with what zeal and
earnestness did they undeceive them! In Acts xiv. 14, 15. it is said, when they ...
6
The System of Nature, Or, Laws of the Moral and Physical World
CHAPTER IX. Defence of th£ Sentiments contained in this Work. Of Impiety. Do
there exist Atheists? What has been said, in the course of this work, ought to be
sufficient to undeceive those men who are capable of reasoning on the
prejudices ...
Paul Henri Thiry Holbach (baron d'), Denis Diderot, 1835
And when at last you did undeceive me, it was not because you felt at last that
you must restore honesty between us, but because you were determined to break
my will. Charlotte, that was a terrible use to make of a terrible weapon. Don't you
...
8
Cobbett's Political Register
Good souls ! it were a cruelty to undeceive them, or one might ask, whether, if
dollars are of just the same weight and metal as formerly, and if a ten pound note,
which used to buy 44 dollars, will now buy only 40 dollars; or e might a?k
whether, ...
9
The history of the rebellion and civil wars in England
When he [Montrevil] came to the army, and after he had endeavoured to
undeceive those who had been persuaded to believe, that a peremptory and
obstinate insisting upon the alteration of the church-government (the expectation
and ...
Edward Hyde (1st earl of Clarendon.), 1839
10
The History of England, 1: During the Reign of George III
undeceive them in their false notions of grandeur, and to convince them that their
natural poverty was not to be remedied by martial exploits. The exhausted state
of the kingdom, the loss of former conquests, the elevation of Russia, and the ...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «UNDECEIVE»
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undeceive is used in the context of the following news items.
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Did the researchers come clean and undeceive them after the fact? Not clear. Bastian's post links to an even more exhaustive one by Harvard Law's Michelle ... «PLoS Blogs, Jun 15»
Congressman Ellison and Jefferson's Koran
it is absolutely necessary to undeceive those who, from the ignorant or unfair translations which have appeared, have entertained too favourable an opinion of ... «FrontPage Magazine, Apr 15»
Balzac's Pere Goriot: a cautionary tale for helicopter parents…
If women think you're clever and talented, the men will think the same, if you don't undeceive them. You can go for anything you choose then, you'll have a ... «Scholars and Rogues, Mar 15»
A Halloween horror story : What was it? Part 4
They were incredulous, but did not dare to undeceive themselves. How could a solid, living, breathing body be invisible, they asked. My reply was this. I gave a ... «OUPblog, Oct 14»
Selections from 'The Problem of Style'
... would be difficult to undeceive them. In the distant provinces there are chair-makers capable of making a rush-bottom chair which could be described perhaps ... «The Fortnightly Review, May 14»
Book Review: 'The Civil War: Told by Those Who Lived It'
The poem's single, parenthetical reference to the war's actual violence—"(What like a bullet can undeceive!)"—is precisely like a bullet, puncturing the stillness ... «Wall Street Journal, Apr 14»
13 Untranslatable Words
It stems from the verb 'desengañar', to undeceive, and so means disenchantment, an awakening from illusion. This is a welcome condition in its first sense, but it ... «Publishers Weekly, Apr 14»
Newman and the Idea of Sanctity
You must undeceive her about me, though I suppose she uses words in a general sense. She called Newman a saint. I have nothing of a Saint about me as ... «Catholic World Report, Feb 14»
Brought Forth, Conceived, Dedicated
... the mortal pressure of civil war forces an honest reckoning with the problem of democracy, and without what Melville called the power of a bullet to undeceive, ... «Constitution Daily, Nov 13»
Why the Smithsonian Just Can't Quit Studying the Civil War
... “natural prayer / Of dying foemen mingled there— / Foemen at morn, but friends at eve— / Fame or country least their care / (What like a bullet can undeceive!). «Smithsonian, Aug 13»
