CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO UPBRAID
PRESENT
Present
I upbraid
you upbraid
he/she/it upbraids
we upbraid
you upbraid
they upbraid
Present continuous
I am upbraiding
you are upbraiding
he/she/it is upbraiding
we are upbraiding
you are upbraiding
they are upbraiding
Present perfect
I have upbraided
you have upbraided
he/she/it has upbraided
we have upbraided
you have upbraided
they have upbraided
Present perfect continuous
I have been upbraiding
you have been upbraiding
he/she/it has been upbraiding
we have been upbraiding
you have been upbraiding
they have been upbraiding
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 upbraided
you upbraided
he/she/it upbraided
we upbraided
you upbraided
they upbraided
Past continuous
I was upbraiding
you were upbraiding
he/she/it was upbraiding
we were upbraiding
you were upbraiding
they were upbraiding
Past perfect
I had upbraided
you had upbraided
he/she/it had upbraided
we had upbraided
you had upbraided
they had upbraided
Past perfect continuous
I had been upbraiding
you had been upbraiding
he/she/it had been upbraiding
we had been upbraiding
you had been upbraiding
they had been upbraiding
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will upbraid
you will upbraid
he/she/it will upbraid
we will upbraid
you will upbraid
they will upbraid
Future continuous
I will be upbraiding
you will be upbraiding
he/she/it will be upbraiding
we will be upbraiding
you will be upbraiding
they will be upbraiding
Future perfect
I will have upbraided
you will have upbraided
he/she/it will have upbraided
we will have upbraided
you will have upbraided
they will have upbraided
Future perfect continuous
I will have been upbraiding
you will have been upbraiding
he/she/it will have been upbraiding
we will have been upbraiding
you will have been upbraiding
they will have been upbraiding
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would upbraid
you would upbraid
he/she/it would upbraid
we would upbraid
you would upbraid
they would upbraid
Conditional continuous
I would be upbraiding
you would be upbraiding
he/she/it would be upbraiding
we would be upbraiding
you would be upbraiding
they would be upbraiding
Conditional perfect
I would have upbraid
you would have upbraid
he/she/it would have upbraid
we would have upbraid
you would have upbraid
they would have upbraid
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been upbraiding
you would have been upbraiding
he/she/it would have been upbraiding
we would have been upbraiding
you would have been upbraiding
they would have been upbraiding
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you upbraid
we let´s upbraid
you upbraid
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Past participle
upbraided
Present Participle
upbraiding
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 «UPBRAID»
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upbraid in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
upbraid and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
English Synonymes Explained in Alphabetical Order: With ...
TO BLAME, REPROVE, REPROACH, UPBRAID, CENSCRE, CONDEMN.
BLAME, in French blamer, probably from the Greek fr$**nn*i, perfect of the verb
fkxirra to hurt, signifying to deal harshly with. REPROVE, comes from the Latin
repro- bo, ...
2
A Dictionary Of The English Language: In Which The Words are ...
Shalt/it: If you refuse your aid, yet do not Upbraid us with our distress. Make/p.
Vain man.l how long wilt thou thy God uþbraz'd? And, like the roaring of a furious
wind, Thus vent the vile distemper ofthy mind? Sandyr. How cunningly the ...
3
Encyclopaedia Perthensis; Or Universal Dictionary of the ...
the person. — Any ot these, grudge or upbraid to them those small remains of
ancient piety which the rapacity of some ages has scarce left. Spratt. May they not
justly to our climes upbraid, Shortness of night, and penury of shade. Prior. %.
4
English Synonyms Explained, in Alphabetical Order: With ...
'ro BLAME, REPROVE, n12PROACH, UPBRAID, CENSURE, CONDEMN.
BLAME, in French blamcr, probably from the Greek QIBMMMI, perfect of the verb
Exam-w to hurt, sigfying to deal harshly with. REPROVE, comes from the Latin re
robo, ...
The up in upbraid would make one think that upbraid is probably a positive word.
The prefix up makes one think that one would want to be upbraided. Don't be
tricked! English is a tricky language, and though there are many words that give ...
6
Moral Statistics of Glasgow in 1863
He says He will not upbraid you. Are you a backsliding Christian, for the first,
second, tenth, or twentieth time? — you feel you can never lift up your head, your
iniquities have so carried you away, against remonstrances of weeping grace,
and ...
7
Encyclopaedia perthensis, or, Universal dictionary of the ...
<he person. — Any of these, grudge or upbraid to iht m those small remains of
ancient piety which the rapacity of some age* has scarce left. Spratt. May they not
justly to our climes upbraid. Shortness of night, and penury of shade. Prior. 3.
8
English synonymes: Explained in alphabetical order
UPBRAID. CENSURE. CONDEMN. BLAME, in French blamer, probably from the
Greek flsflluuual, perfect of the verb fliun'm to hurt, signifying to deal harshly with.
REPROVE, comes from the Latin reprobo, which signifies the contrary of probo ...
George Crabb, J. H. Hedley, 1839
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The London encyclopaedia: or, Universal dictionary of ...
To sustain aloft; support in elevation. Vital powers 'gan wax both weak and wan,
For want of food and sleep ; which two upbear, Like weighty pillars, this frail life of
man. Spenser. Upborn with indefatigable wings. Milton. UPBRAID', v. a. ...
10
English synonyms explained: with copious illustrations and ...
TO BLAME, REPROVE, REPROACH, UPBRAID, CEN8URE, CONDEMN. Blame-
, In French blamer, probably from the Greek (Stihiifiiitit, perfect of the verb /JAJrrrw
to hurt, signifying to deal harshly with ; reprove cornea from the Latin reprobo, ...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «UPBRAID»
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upbraid is used in the context of the following news items.
How Isis crippled al-Qaida
... Iraq, unleashing a brutal campaign of sectarian terror, which led Maqdisi to publicly upbraid his most famous student in a series of devastating public critiques. «The Guardian, Jun 15»
The Emperor's New Clothes — film review
The Emperor's New Clothes, directed by a back-seat Michael Winterbottom (it's clear who's running this show), follows Brand as he seeks to upbraid banking ... «Financial Times, Apr 15»
Federal judge upbraids government lawyers, raises specter of …
While it's unclear what bearing Thursday's proceedings will have on the overarching lawsuit, a visibly irritated Hanen took the opportunity to upbraid the Justice ... «San Antonio Express-News, Mar 15»
Terry Glavin: Election 2015 is Thomas Mulcair's big moment
It's not just that New Democrats would be foolish to upbraid rural voters who fail to soil themselves upon hearing that Prime Minister Stephen Harper has made ... «National Post, Mar 15»
Frank talk on Patrick, Reagan, and 'House of Cards'
Nor is he a fan of the press, though that comes as little surprise to anyone who witnessed or endured his tendency to upbraid reporters asking questions of him. «Boston Globe, Mar 15»
Full Pundit: Who's afraid of a Liberal-NDP coalition?
For example, he hasn't “upbraid[ed] rural voters who fail to soil themselves upon hearing that Prime Minister Stephen Harper has made some offhand comment ... «National Post, Mar 15»
'Shocked' by budget address, Sweeney and Senate Dems upbraid …
TRENTON — Senate Democrats, calling the Republican's new proposal to overhaul the pension and benefit system “some roadmap written on a cocktail napkin ... «PolitickerNJ, Feb 15»
Speechless on Iranian Nukes
Worse still, Obama and many commentators upbraid Bibi for trying to influence the very negotiations whose outcome will decide whether military force is needed ... «Christian Post, Feb 15»
Privacy Groups Upbraid MPAA For Trying To Bring SOPA Back At …
The ongoing struggle between Google and the Mississippi Attorney General Jim Hood has new players this week, as a number of privacy groups waded into the ... «TechCrunch, Dec 14»
MoveOn's Efforts To Draft Elizabeth Warren Reflect Its Sour History …
Yet in spite of its rocky history with Clinton, the group said on Tuesday that its push for Warren would not include efforts to upbraid Clinton's as-yet unannounced ... «Huffington Post, Dec 14»
