CONJUGACIÓN EN INGLÉS DEL VERBO DISCOMMEND
PRESENT
Present
I discommend
you discommend
he/she/it discommends
we discommend
you discommend
they discommend
Present continuous
I am discommending
you are discommending
he/she/it is discommending
we are discommending
you are discommending
they are discommending
Present perfect
I have discommended
you have discommended
he/she/it has discommended
we have discommended
you have discommended
they have discommended
Present perfect continuous
I have been discommending
you have been discommending
he/she/it has been discommending
we have been discommending
you have been discommending
they have been discommending
PAST
Past
I discommended
you discommended
he/she/it discommended
we discommended
you discommended
they discommended
Past continuous
I was discommending
you were discommending
he/she/it was discommending
we were discommending
you were discommending
they were discommending
Past perfect
I had discommended
you had discommended
he/she/it had discommended
we had discommended
you had discommended
they had discommended
Past perfect continuous
I had been discommending
you had been discommending
he/she/it had been discommending
we had been discommending
you had been discommending
they had been discommending
FUTURE
Future
I will discommend
you will discommend
he/she/it will discommend
we will discommend
you will discommend
they will discommend
Future continuous
I will be discommending
you will be discommending
he/she/it will be discommending
we will be discommending
you will be discommending
they will be discommending
Future perfect
I will have discommended
you will have discommended
he/she/it will have discommended
we will have discommended
you will have discommended
they will have discommended
Future perfect continuous
I will have been discommending
you will have been discommending
he/she/it will have been discommending
we will have been discommending
you will have been discommending
they will have been discommending
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would discommend
you would discommend
he/she/it would discommend
we would discommend
you would discommend
they would discommend
Conditional continuous
I would be discommending
you would be discommending
he/she/it would be discommending
we would be discommending
you would be discommending
they would be discommending
Conditional perfect
I would have discommend
you would have discommend
he/she/it would have discommend
we would have discommend
you would have discommend
they would have discommend
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been discommending
you would have been discommending
he/she/it would have been discommending
we would have been discommending
you would have been discommending
they would have been discommending
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you discommend
we let´s discommend
you discommend
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Past participle
discommended
Present Participle
discommending
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Dictionnary of the English Language with Numerous ...
An old word, somewhere used by Archbishop Sandys in his sermons. To
DISCOMME'ND. v. a. [dis and commend.'] To blame ; to censure ; to mention with
disapprobation. Absolutely we cannot discommend, we cannot absolutely
approve, ...
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Errors of Speech and of Spelling
Discommend'-ed, reprehended ; discommend', discommend'-ing, discom- mend'-
er, discommend'-able, discommend'able-nesa. Lat. v. commenddre (con mando,
to commit to one's charge.) Un-committf-ed (double m and double t, B. iv.) ...
Ebenezer Cobham Brewer, 1877
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Encyclopaedia perthensis, or, Universal dictionary of the ...
To DISCOMMEND, v. a. [dis and commend.} To blame ; to censure ; to mention
with disapprobation.— Absolutely we cannot di'commend, we cannot absolutely
approve, either willingness to live, or forwardness to die. Hooker. — Neither do I ...
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A Dictionary of the English Language: In which the Words are ...
w. a. [dis and commend.] To blame; to censure; to mention with disapprobation. .
Absolutely we cannot discommend, we cannot absolutely approve, either
willingness to live or forwardness to die. Hooter. Now you will ail be wits ; and he,
I pray, ...
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Etymological and Pronouncing Dictionary of Difficult Words
Discommend'-ed, reprehended ; discommend', discommend'-ing, discom- mend'-
er, discommend'-able, discommend'able ness. Lat. v. commenaarc (con'mando,
to commit to one's charge.) Un-commitf-ed (double m and double t, E. iv.) ...
Ebenezer Cobham Brewer, 1882
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The Imperial Dictionary of the English Language: A Complete ...
1. To blame; to censure ; to mention with disapprobation, I do not discommend
the lofty style in tragedy. Dryden. 2. To put out of favour with; to expose to censure
or bad feeling. A compliance will discommend me to Mr. Coventry. Pefys.
John Ogilvie, Charles Annandale, 1883
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Publications 1-12: Rollock, R. Select works ... by W.M. ...
So, whatever I discommend in her, I discommend not her love ; no, I shall never
discommend love nor zeal in any person. Alas ! we have too little of it to
discommend it; and I doubt not, but all these imperfections that were in her were
covered ...
Robert Rollock, Wodrow Society, William Maxwell Gunn, 1844
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Select works of Robert Rollock, Principal of the University ...
So, whatever I discommend in her, I discommend not her love ; no, I shall never
discommend love nor zeal in any person. Alas ! we have too little of it to
discommend it; and I doubt not, but all these imperfections that were in her were
covered ...
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The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia: The Century ...
The gracious air, To me discomfortable and dun, became As weak smoke
blowing in the under world\ A. C. Swinburne, At discommend (dis-kp-mend'), v. t. [
< dis- priv. + commend.] To express or give occasion for disapprobation of; hold
up or ...
William Dwight Whitney, Benjamin Eli Smith, 1914
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The New And Complete Dictionary Of The English Language: In ...
Discommendable (adj. from discommend) Blâmable» censurable. |Discommen'
dabIeness (adj. from discommendable) Blâmable ne s, liablenessto censure.
Diicommenda'tion (j. from discommend) Blame, erasure, reproach. Discommend'
ed ...
