CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO UNPROTESTANTIZE
PRESENT
Present
I unprotestantize
you unprotestantize
he/she/it unprotestantizes
we unprotestantize
you unprotestantize
they unprotestantize
Present continuous
I am unprotestantizing
you are unprotestantizing
he/she/it is unprotestantizing
we are unprotestantizing
you are unprotestantizing
they are unprotestantizing
Present perfect
I have unprotestantized
you have unprotestantized
he/she/it has unprotestantized
we have unprotestantized
you have unprotestantized
they have unprotestantized
Present perfect continuous
I have been unprotestantizing
you have been unprotestantizing
he/she/it has been unprotestantizing
we have been unprotestantizing
you have been unprotestantizing
they have been unprotestantizing
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 unprotestantized
you unprotestantized
he/she/it unprotestantized
we unprotestantized
you unprotestantized
they unprotestantized
Past continuous
I was unprotestantizing
you were unprotestantizing
he/she/it was unprotestantizing
we were unprotestantizing
you were unprotestantizing
they were unprotestantizing
Past perfect
I had unprotestantized
you had unprotestantized
he/she/it had unprotestantized
we had unprotestantized
you had unprotestantized
they had unprotestantized
Past perfect continuous
I had been unprotestantizing
you had been unprotestantizing
he/she/it had been unprotestantizing
we had been unprotestantizing
you had been unprotestantizing
they had been unprotestantizing
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will unprotestantize
you will unprotestantize
he/she/it will unprotestantize
we will unprotestantize
you will unprotestantize
they will unprotestantize
Future continuous
I will be unprotestantizing
you will be unprotestantizing
he/she/it will be unprotestantizing
we will be unprotestantizing
you will be unprotestantizing
they will be unprotestantizing
Future perfect
I will have unprotestantized
you will have unprotestantized
he/she/it will have unprotestantized
we will have unprotestantized
you will have unprotestantized
they will have unprotestantized
Future perfect continuous
I will have been unprotestantizing
you will have been unprotestantizing
he/she/it will have been unprotestantizing
we will have been unprotestantizing
you will have been unprotestantizing
they will have been unprotestantizing
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would unprotestantize
you would unprotestantize
he/she/it would unprotestantize
we would unprotestantize
you would unprotestantize
they would unprotestantize
Conditional continuous
I would be unprotestantizing
you would be unprotestantizing
he/she/it would be unprotestantizing
we would be unprotestantizing
you would be unprotestantizing
they would be unprotestantizing
Conditional perfect
I would have unprotestantize
you would have unprotestantize
he/she/it would have unprotestantize
we would have unprotestantize
you would have unprotestantize
they would have unprotestantize
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been unprotestantizing
you would have been unprotestantizing
he/she/it would have been unprotestantizing
we would have been unprotestantizing
you would have been unprotestantizing
they would have been unprotestantizing
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you unprotestantize
we let´s unprotestantize
you unprotestantize
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Infinitive
to unprotestantize
Past participle
unprotestantized
Present Participle
unprotestantizing
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 «UNPROTESTANTIZE»
Discover the use of
unprotestantize in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
unprotestantize and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
The Judgment of the Bishops Upon Tractarian Theology. A ...
121 to struggle in this cause — a struggle, with those who avow that it is their
purpose, at all hazards, and at all costs, to unprotestantize the National Church ;
— and who, far as they have already receded, acknowledge and proclaim that
they ...
William Simcox Bricknell, 1845
2
The Christian guardian (and Church of England magazine).
... that of witnessing plainly and directly to Catholic truth, that she seems to
include what she ought to repel, to teach what she ought to anathematize ; to
argue with another, that we must ' unprotestantize the national Church,' that we '
cannot ...
We approve of the word " unpoperize," as it contrasts well with the word "
unprotestantize," of modern coinage ; and wish it wider circulation. Words are
useful in their particular way. Conviction leads us to coincide perfectly with our
author, that ...
4
The Life and Defence of the conduct and principles of the ...
BONNER ONLY WISHED TO " UNPROTESTANTIZE." 347 lian and English
Churches, by warning, persuading, expostulating, and threatening, before he
flogged and burnt the Ultra-Protestants ; Bonner proved himself to be the firm, ...
commands without knowing at what he is aiming — so are there many silly young
men, who have takon up these follies of the day, and are utterly unconscious that
the great design of Satan herein is to unprotestantize the Church. Many others ...
6
The Protestant magazine
Another fact; all the efforts of Roman Catholicism have for years been
concentrated on the effort to unprotestantize England. (Hear, hear.) To our shame
be it spoken, those efforts have been more or less seconded by traitors within the
camp.
7
The string of beads for the Romanisers, a tract in metre ...
... their part Bear not in warm devotion's heart 1 Those folks alone can I think wise
Who 'd England unprotestantize.* They did not open th' Oscot ovenf *
Unprotestantize. Ominous word ! for which our vocabulary is indebted to the
British Critic, ...
Peter Placet (pseud.), 1844
8
The Church of England quarterly review
If those who lament over the Reformation, and seek to unprotestantize the .
Church of England, saw what we see in Rome, that there is a false principle
beneath every practice which is peculiar to Rome, and that she has sanctioned
deadly ...
9
The judgment of the bishops upon tractarian theology, a ...
121 to struggle in this cause — a struggle, with those who avow, that it is their
purpose, at all hazards, and at all costs, to unprotestantize the National Church ;
— and who, far as they have already receded, acknowledge and proclaim that
they ...
William Simcox Bricknell, 1845
10
The true issue sustained, or, an exhibit of the views and ...
Now the aim and intention of the Puseyites in America, we are convinced, is the
same as that of the Puseyites in England, to unprotestantize the Church ; and
now it becomes all who have been educated in our Holy Faith to resist these ...
