CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO VITILITIGATE
PRESENT
Present
I vitilitigate
you vitilitigate
he/she/it vitilitigates
we vitilitigate
you vitilitigate
they vitilitigate
Present continuous
I am vitilitigating
you are vitilitigating
he/she/it is vitilitigating
we are vitilitigating
you are vitilitigating
they are vitilitigating
Present perfect
I have vitilitigated
you have vitilitigated
he/she/it has vitilitigated
we have vitilitigated
you have vitilitigated
they have vitilitigated
Present perfect continuous
I have been vitilitigating
you have been vitilitigating
he/she/it has been vitilitigating
we have been vitilitigating
you have been vitilitigating
they have been vitilitigating
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 vitilitigated
you vitilitigated
he/she/it vitilitigated
we vitilitigated
you vitilitigated
they vitilitigated
Past continuous
I was vitilitigating
you were vitilitigating
he/she/it was vitilitigating
we were vitilitigating
you were vitilitigating
they were vitilitigating
Past perfect
I had vitilitigated
you had vitilitigated
he/she/it had vitilitigated
we had vitilitigated
you had vitilitigated
they had vitilitigated
Past perfect continuous
I had been vitilitigating
you had been vitilitigating
he/she/it had been vitilitigating
we had been vitilitigating
you had been vitilitigating
they had been vitilitigating
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will vitilitigate
you will vitilitigate
he/she/it will vitilitigate
we will vitilitigate
you will vitilitigate
they will vitilitigate
Future continuous
I will be vitilitigating
you will be vitilitigating
he/she/it will be vitilitigating
we will be vitilitigating
you will be vitilitigating
they will be vitilitigating
Future perfect
I will have vitilitigated
you will have vitilitigated
he/she/it will have vitilitigated
we will have vitilitigated
you will have vitilitigated
they will have vitilitigated
Future perfect continuous
I will have been vitilitigating
you will have been vitilitigating
he/she/it will have been vitilitigating
we will have been vitilitigating
you will have been vitilitigating
they will have been vitilitigating
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would vitilitigate
you would vitilitigate
he/she/it would vitilitigate
we would vitilitigate
you would vitilitigate
they would vitilitigate
Conditional continuous
I would be vitilitigating
you would be vitilitigating
he/she/it would be vitilitigating
we would be vitilitigating
you would be vitilitigating
they would be vitilitigating
Conditional perfect
I would have vitilitigate
you would have vitilitigate
he/she/it would have vitilitigate
we would have vitilitigate
you would have vitilitigate
they would have vitilitigate
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been vitilitigating
you would have been vitilitigating
he/she/it would have been vitilitigating
we would have been vitilitigating
you would have been vitilitigating
they would have been vitilitigating
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you vitilitigate
we let´s vitilitigate
you vitilitigate
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Infinitive
to vitilitigate
Past participle
vitilitigated
Present Participle
vitilitigating
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 «VITILITIGATE»
Discover the use of
vitilitigate in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
vitilitigate and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Encyclopaedia perthensis, or, Universal dictionary of the ...
VITIGUDINO, a town of Spain, in Leon. * To VITILITIGATE. v. n. [vitiofus and liti-
go, L-itin.J To contend in law litigiouOy and ca- villoufly. » VITILITIGATION. n.f. [
from vitilitigate.J Contention ; cavillation. — To leave your vitilitiga' fion. Hudibras.
2
The New And Complete Dictionary Of The English Language: In ...
VITIGIN'EOUS (adj. from tbe Lat. vitigeuus) Coniing from a vine. VJT1LMGQ (i.
from tbe Lat.) A kind of leprosy, the jnornhew. VII ILIT'IGATE (v. int. from tbei.it.
vitium vice, and tilìgorocontcnd) Tocontend in law. Yitilit'igatinK (p. a. from
vitilitigate, ...
3
A Pronouncing and Explanatory Dictionary of the English ...
VITIATING, vlshliS-d't~lng,ppr. Rendering impure. VITIATION, vIs-éillshdn, 1:.
Corruption. VITILITIGATE, vlt-ll-ltll -5't, z'i.To contend in law. VITILITIGATION, vlt-ll-
t-lg-filshdn, n.Contention. VITIOSITY, vls-é-oslit-é, n. Dcpmvit . VITIOUS, vlshlds, a
.
4
An English-Welsh pronouncing dictionary: with an analysis of ...
... gwaethiad [ymgyfreithio Vitilitigate, fit-i-lit'-i-gët, v. n. cyndyn Vitilitigation, fit-i-lit-
i-gë'-shyn, s. ym- gyfreitbiad cyndyn Vitiosity, fizh-i-os'-i-ti, l a.dwfnlygriad;
Vitiousness,fizh'-ys-nes, J halogrwydd ; direidi, llygredd, met [gwydus Vitious, fizh'
-ys, ...
5
Pantologia: A New Cyclopaedia, Comprehending a Complete ...
(from vitilitigate.) Contention; cavillution (Hudibras). VITIO'SITY. s. (from vitiomr,
Latin.) Depravity ; corruption (South). VI'TIOUS. a. (vitiosus, Latin.) 1. Corrupt;
wicked; opposite to virtuous (Milton). 2. Corrupt; having physical ill qualities (Ben
...
6
ElderSpeak: A Thesaurus or Compendium of Words Related to ...
... telepresence robots, tendentiousness, tergiversate, thersitical, thetic,
thrasonical, tootlish, traduce, trumpery, twaddleize, vaticinate, verbal apraxia,
verbiage, verbigeration, verbomania, verbose, vitilitigate, vituperate, voluble,
waffle, waspish, ...
James L. Reynolds, MD, 2014
7
A New Universal, Technological, Etymological, and ...
VISTAJ1ENTI— VITILITIGATE. the rod, to punish ; to visit iniquity, to chastise ; to
bring judgments on ; to afflict ; to vi-it the ftttherltn and widow, or the tick and
imprisoned, to show them regard or pity; to relieve their wants; — v.a. to keep up
the ...
8
A Dictionary in English and Bengalee; Translated from Todd's ...
দুন্টতা, মন্দত্যু দ্বিগড়ার ডাব বা অবস্থা, স্যারাঞ্চি অপবিত্রতা | To Vitilitigate,
v. n. Lat. মিধ্যত্ববিষাদী বা কলহককৌ-হ, mi ড়াট্যা-হ, আদালত্যা-হা মিথ্যা নালিশ বা
ফরিয়াদ-কৃ, মিথ্যা বা অযথার্থরপে বা বিষয়ে আদালতে লড়াই বা আপত্তি-ক্লা মিথ্যা ...
9
Law lexicon, or, Dictionary of jurisprudence: explaining the ...
By irresistible force is meant such an interposition of human agency as is, from its
nature and powers, absolutely uncontrollable. — Story's Bailments, 29. VISNE (fr.
visnetum, Lat.), a neighborhood. VISUS, view or inspection. VITILITIGATE, to ...
John Jane Smith Wharton, Edward Hopper, 1860
10
A dictionary of the English language. Abstracted from the ...
Evelyn. VITIATION./ [from vitiate!] Depravation ; corruption. Harvey. To V1T1
LITIGATE, v. n. [vitiosusaxs&liii- go. Lat.] To contend in law cavilloully.
VITILITIGATION. / [from vitilitigate.] Contention j cavillation. Hudibras. VITIO'SITY./
. [from vitlosus ...
