CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO UNSPIRITUALISE
PRESENT
Present
I unspiritualise
you unspiritualise
he/she/it unspiritualises
we unspiritualise
you unspiritualise
they unspiritualise
Present continuous
I am unspiritualising
you are unspiritualising
he/she/it is unspiritualising
we are unspiritualising
you are unspiritualising
they are unspiritualising
Present perfect
I have unspiritualised
you have unspiritualised
he/she/it has unspiritualised
we have unspiritualised
you have unspiritualised
they have unspiritualised
Present perfect continuous
I have been unspiritualising
you have been unspiritualising
he/she/it has been unspiritualising
we have been unspiritualising
you have been unspiritualising
they have been unspiritualising
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 unspiritualised
you unspiritualised
he/she/it unspiritualised
we unspiritualised
you unspiritualised
they unspiritualised
Past continuous
I was unspiritualising
you were unspiritualising
he/she/it was unspiritualising
we were unspiritualising
you were unspiritualising
they were unspiritualising
Past perfect
I had unspiritualised
you had unspiritualised
he/she/it had unspiritualised
we had unspiritualised
you had unspiritualised
they had unspiritualised
Past perfect continuous
I had been unspiritualising
you had been unspiritualising
he/she/it had been unspiritualising
we had been unspiritualising
you had been unspiritualising
they had been unspiritualising
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will unspiritualise
you will unspiritualise
he/she/it will unspiritualise
we will unspiritualise
you will unspiritualise
they will unspiritualise
Future continuous
I will be unspiritualising
you will be unspiritualising
he/she/it will be unspiritualising
we will be unspiritualising
you will be unspiritualising
they will be unspiritualising
Future perfect
I will have unspiritualised
you will have unspiritualised
he/she/it will have unspiritualised
we will have unspiritualised
you will have unspiritualised
they will have unspiritualised
Future perfect continuous
I will have been unspiritualising
you will have been unspiritualising
he/she/it will have been unspiritualising
we will have been unspiritualising
you will have been unspiritualising
they will have been unspiritualising
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would unspiritualise
you would unspiritualise
he/she/it would unspiritualise
we would unspiritualise
you would unspiritualise
they would unspiritualise
Conditional continuous
I would be unspiritualising
you would be unspiritualising
he/she/it would be unspiritualising
we would be unspiritualising
you would be unspiritualising
they would be unspiritualising
Conditional perfect
I would have unspiritualise
you would have unspiritualise
he/she/it would have unspiritualise
we would have unspiritualise
you would have unspiritualise
they would have unspiritualise
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been unspiritualising
you would have been unspiritualising
he/she/it would have been unspiritualising
we would have been unspiritualising
you would have been unspiritualising
they would have been unspiritualising
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you unspiritualise
we let´s unspiritualise
you unspiritualise
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Infinitive
to unspiritualise
Past participle
unspiritualised
Present Participle
unspiritualising
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 «UNSPIRITUALISE»
Discover the use of
unspiritualise in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
unspiritualise and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
... and teachings ; sensous tastes and displays unspiritualise the worship of many
congregations ; and, while Protestantism becomes a bye-word, or is half
bashfully avowed, the ceaseless intrigues of Popery are daring and fatally
encroaching.
2
The Presbyterian review and religious journal
They stand among the other visible things of Christ's earthly history, and though
they have a peculiar prominency, their whole efficacy to bless depends upon the
Spirit's taking them and showing them to us. Hence they do not unspiritualise ...
3
The collected writings of Edward Irving, ed. by G. Carlyle
... which no spiritual grace of regeneration is present, and that this is to be
wrought out afterwards without an ordinance, by some work of prayer in the
individual ; and, after the like manner, to unspiritualise the various ordinances of
the Church, ...
Edward Irving, Gavin Carlyle, 1864
4
Lectures Delivered Before the Young Men's Christian Association
It is in this attempt of the papal system to unspiritualise the Gospel, and
accommodate its truths to a lower condition of the mind, that we obtain a true
solution of the difficulties which seem to be involved in a consideration of the
progress and ...
Young Men's Christian Association (London, England), 1853
5
A Commonplace Book of Thoughts, Memories, and Fancies, ...
It is an intellectual form of sensuality, inasmuch as it is the passion for the
acquisition, the enjoyment in the possession, of a palpable, tangible, selfish
pleasure ; and it would have the same tendency to unspiritualise, to degrade, and
to harden ...
Mrs. Jameson (Anna), 1855
6
The British and Foreign Evangelical Review and Quarterly ...
... whose god is their belly [their appetites] ; and whose glory is their shame, who
mind earthly things)." If Paul's impatient dogmatism of this kind, and his
intolerance towards certain forms of belief and practice are to be held to
unspiritualise his ...
James Oswald Dykes, Hugh Sinclair Paterson, James Stuart Candlish, 1870
7
Memorials of a Quiet Life
She remarked that after her return from Rome, after having been for so many
months deprived of earthly Christian communion, when she again enjoyed it, it
almost seemed to unspiritualise her, so clearly and constantly had her soul
rested on ...
Augustus John Cuthbert Hare, 1872
8
The Ideal Life and Other Unpublished Addresses
Now God wouldnever unspiritualise threefourthsof man'sactive life bywork, if
work werework, andnothing more. A second workman seesalittle further.His work
is not acurse exactly; itishis appointed life, his destiny. It is God's will for him, and
he ...
Consequently my friends very commonly wanted the best recommendation, my
residence generally exposed me to great temptations, and my occupations, so I
complained, some way or another always tended to unspiritualise my thoughts
and ...
Caroline Fry Wilson, 1827
10
The Biblical Illustrator - Vol. 60 - Pastoral Commentary on ...
The reason for the admonition is to be found in the tendency of these overheated
contests in the race of life to enslave, and pervert, and unspiritualise the best
affections of the heart. 3. Further,Ithink the text would teach us tobe soberinour ...
Joseph Exell, Charles Spurgeon, Alexander Maclaren, 2013
