CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO UNLORD
PRESENT
Present
I unlord
you unlord
he/she/it unlords
we unlord
you unlord
they unlord
Present continuous
I am unlording
you are unlording
he/she/it is unlording
we are unlording
you are unlording
they are unlording
Present perfect
I have unlorded
you have unlorded
he/she/it has unlorded
we have unlorded
you have unlorded
they have unlorded
Present perfect continuous
I have been unlording
you have been unlording
he/she/it has been unlording
we have been unlording
you have been unlording
they have been unlording
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 unlorded
you unlorded
he/she/it unlorded
we unlorded
you unlorded
they unlorded
Past continuous
I was unlording
you were unlording
he/she/it was unlording
we were unlording
you were unlording
they were unlording
Past perfect
I had unlorded
you had unlorded
he/she/it had unlorded
we had unlorded
you had unlorded
they had unlorded
Past perfect continuous
I had been unlording
you had been unlording
he/she/it had been unlording
we had been unlording
you had been unlording
they had been unlording
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will unlord
you will unlord
he/she/it will unlord
we will unlord
you will unlord
they will unlord
Future continuous
I will be unlording
you will be unlording
he/she/it will be unlording
we will be unlording
you will be unlording
they will be unlording
Future perfect
I will have unlorded
you will have unlorded
he/she/it will have unlorded
we will have unlorded
you will have unlorded
they will have unlorded
Future perfect continuous
I will have been unlording
you will have been unlording
he/she/it will have been unlording
we will have been unlording
you will have been unlording
they will have been unlording
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would unlord
you would unlord
he/she/it would unlord
we would unlord
you would unlord
they would unlord
Conditional continuous
I would be unlording
you would be unlording
he/she/it would be unlording
we would be unlording
you would be unlording
they would be unlording
Conditional perfect
I would have unlord
you would have unlord
he/she/it would have unlord
we would have unlord
you would have unlord
they would have unlord
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been unlording
you would have been unlording
he/she/it would have been unlording
we would have been unlording
you would have been unlording
they would have been unlording
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you unlord
we let´s unlord
you unlord
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Present Participle
unlording
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 «UNLORD»
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unlord in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
unlord and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Chambers's Twentieth Century Dictionary (part 4 of 4: S-Z ...
v.t.Unloos′en, to unloose. Unlord, unlord′, v.t.to strip of the dignity of a lord.—
adjs.Unlord′ed, not raised to the rank of lord; Unlord′ly, not lordly. Unlosable,
unlōō′zabl, adj. that cannot belost.—adj.Unlost′, not lost. Unlove,unluv′, v.t. ...
2
The Book of Common Prayer, Etc. (The Whole Book of Psalms, ...
arly .beloved, it hath 1,' 17am the Minister shall say, —' \ pleased Almighty God,
Let uspray. . ixrliisjustice, to bring you unLord, we beseechithee, der the sentence
and condemmercitiilly hear ourpray- nation of the law: You are ers, and spare ...
3
The Works of Beaumont and Fletcher with an Introduction by ...
And now, no more our worships, but our lordships. Pant. [As-5110.] Not this year,
on my knowledge : l'll unlord you. [EIWM 'Tis easily [done, *SCENE III.— The
State Room in the same.— A Banquet prepared. Enter Servant. and Sewer
bringing ...
4
The Talisman Box: Shian's Story
... feet and Erashille realized that the Lord had been crying. Her hands were
pushed against her cheeks and her sinuses were stuffed up. She sniffed several
times, wiping at her nose with a sleeve in a most unladylike and unlord-like
manner.
5
Life's Vagaries, a comedy, in five acts [in prose].
... d'on't be 'quite so 'busy; sit stilL-(to Thomas) You march. (pit/hes Timolin out)
Sir Ham. What a fine model sor- my son George! -Come, my Lord, I'll give you a
patriotic t0ast*-!-HUC'S. succcss to all my unLord \ ' A COMEDY. 3: \ Lord Arthur.
6
A System of Geography, etc
The Lord Privy-Seal, the fifth great Officer, unLord' Prt'- der whose Hands pass all
Charters and Grant: os the my-Sml. King, and Pardons fign'd by his Majesty,
before they come to the Great Sea] os England; also divers other Matters os
smaller ...
7
The British Quarterly Review
Albeit some men in the Cabinet have exhibited a reprehensible credulousness
and a great lack of proper courage, yet in this unLORD JOHN RUSSELL
COLONEL CHESNEV. 561 enviable category certainly stands not 560 BALANCE
OF ...
8
The Bloody Brother; Or, Rollo ... Written by Mr F. Beaumont ...
Not this Year, _on my Knowledge, l'll unlord you. " \. [Et-tum. r, SCENEHL' Enrer
Servant and Fever. Ser. Persume the Room round, and prepare theTnble,
Gentlemen Ufficers, wait in your Places. Sm. Make room there, , Room for the
Duke's ...
Francis Beaumont, John Fletcher, 1718
9
The Cobler of Preston. An Opera [in Two Acts and in Prose ...
Ay, an' it were ten Fathom deep->----come Van', as I was aLord of my own making
, I unlord my sesilf a< gain, and acknowledge thee for my lawful Wise.-- - I A I R
XVI. ' What tho' they call me Country Lass.Forgive me now for what is' past, ...
10
The Works: In Ten Volumes : Collated with Alle the Former ...
The Fire's my Play-fellow. Now 1'm resolv'd, Bo s. But. Why then, have with you. y
21-0. The same for me. " -V Pant. For me too. - -V Cook. And now no more our
Worfliips, but out Lordships. Pant. Not this Year, on my Knowledge, I'll unlord you.
Francis Beaumont, John Fletcher, Lewis Theobald, 1750
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