英語の動詞DIVELLICATEの活用
PRESENT
Present
I divellicate
you divellicate
he/she/it divellicates
we divellicate
you divellicate
they divellicate
Present continuous
I am divellicating
you are divellicating
he/she/it is divellicating
we are divellicating
you are divellicating
they are divellicating
Present perfect
I have divellicated
you have divellicated
he/she/it has divellicated
we have divellicated
you have divellicated
they have divellicated
Present perfect continuous
I have been divellicating
you have been divellicating
he/she/it has been divellicating
we have been divellicating
you have been divellicating
they have been divellicating
PAST
Past
I divellicated
you divellicated
he/she/it divellicated
we divellicated
you divellicated
they divellicated
Past continuous
I was divellicating
you were divellicating
he/she/it was divellicating
we were divellicating
you were divellicating
they were divellicating
Past perfect
I had divellicated
you had divellicated
he/she/it had divellicated
we had divellicated
you had divellicated
they had divellicated
Past perfect continuous
I had been divellicating
you had been divellicating
he/she/it had been divellicating
we had been divellicating
you had been divellicating
they had been divellicating
FUTURE
Future
I will divellicate
you will divellicate
he/she/it will divellicate
we will divellicate
you will divellicate
they will divellicate
Future continuous
I will be divellicating
you will be divellicating
he/she/it will be divellicating
we will be divellicating
you will be divellicating
they will be divellicating
Future perfect
I will have divellicated
you will have divellicated
he/she/it will have divellicated
we will have divellicated
you will have divellicated
they will have divellicated
Future perfect continuous
I will have been divellicating
you will have been divellicating
he/she/it will have been divellicating
we will have been divellicating
you will have been divellicating
they will have been divellicating
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would divellicate
you would divellicate
he/she/it would divellicate
we would divellicate
you would divellicate
they would divellicate
Conditional continuous
I would be divellicating
you would be divellicating
he/she/it would be divellicating
we would be divellicating
you would be divellicating
they would be divellicating
Conditional perfect
I would have divellicate
you would have divellicate
he/she/it would have divellicate
we would have divellicate
you would have divellicate
they would have divellicate
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been divellicating
you would have been divellicating
he/she/it would have been divellicating
we would have been divellicating
you would have been divellicating
they would have been divellicating
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you divellicate
we let´s divellicate
you divellicate
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Infinitive
to divellicate
Past participle
divellicated
Present Participle
divellicating
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The Class-book of Etymology: Designed to Promote Precision ...
Dive 11am, divellicate, Di; vtllb. Diverge. Di; verga. Diversification. Di ; verto ;
facio. Diversify, diversion, diversity, divert, di- vertizement Di; verto. Divest. Di j
vest is. Dividable, divide, dividend, dividual. Di; viduo. Divination, divine,
divinified.
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An Etymological Dictionary of the English Language
VELL-O, vulsum, v. 3. to pull, to pluck or tear : as, convulse, to pull together, to
draw, to contract; diue/'tent, putting asunder. anticonruZ'sive, a. conTO/s'ively, ad.
Tevul'sion, n. fauu/'sion, n. ditiei'Zent, a. tevuls'ive, a. & n. convulse', v. divellicate,
...
John Oswald, John Miller Keagy,
1840
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Posthumous Parodies and Other Pieces: Composed by Several of ...
To invade the recesses of literary concealment, and divellicate the disguises of
anonymous ability, are tasks neither necessary to the welfare of the public, nor
honourable to the industry of the detector. Whether that lyrical creed which takes
its ...
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A Dictionary of English and Bengalee: Tr. from Todd's Ed. of ...
হৃন্ট-কৃ, খুসট্রি-বৃন্তুতূ প্ত-কু ৷ ছিন্ন'-কৃ- ছিন্দ ' To Divellicate, v. a. Lat. কেঁচি.
টক্টন. ছিন্দ. ফড়ে. তফঢৎ-কৃ. দা-কৃ. কাট | Diver, ৪. ৪. ত্যুরু, (ভারে যে. ধনার্ষে জলের sitar
যার বা ফি রে যে. শাত্রে বা বিদ্যায় মম বা নিবিন্ট ব্যক্তি. জলচর পক্ষিবি শেষ.
Samuel Johnson, Henry John Todd, Ramcomul Sen,
1834
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The adventures of Joseph Andrews, etc. With illustrations by ...
The contusion on his head has erforated the internal membrane of the occiput,
and divellicate that radical small minute invisible nerve, which coheres to the
pericranium; and this was attended with a fever at first symptomatic, then
pneumatic; ...
... Kashmir, gangawars in Bombay and Bangalore, lawlessness in Bihar and UP
or enlevements by ULF activists speak of the symptoms of the same malady
namely lawlessness in the law and order police that divellicate from its raison d'
etre.
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Thesaurus of English Words and Phrases Classified and ...
Dissect, anatomize; take, pull, or pick to pieces ; tear to tatters ; tear piecemeal,
divellicate, disintegrate ; dismember, disbranch, dislocate, disjoint, mince, break
up, craunch, gride: to comminute (330). Adj. Disjoined, disconnected, disjointed,
...
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The Secret of Hegel Being the Hegelian System in Origin, ...
... of them still see it only crassly and uncertainly in concreto, as it were in mass ;
and it is left for Hegel to dissect and divellicate and demonstrate the Begrifi',
supplanting thus and putting to flight the figurate conception, the pictorial
Vorstellung.
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Thesaurus of English Words and Phrases to Facilitate the ...
Divellicate, 44. Divergence, variation, 20. difference, 15. separation, 291.
deviation, 279. Divers, many, 102 different, 15. multiform, 81. Diversion, 840.
Diversity, difference, 15. dissimilarity, 18. multiform, 81. Divert, amuse, 840.
abstract, 452.
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The Spelling-book Superseded; Or, A New and Easy Method of ...
Devastate, devastation, waste,* &o. Veho (vectus), to carry. Vehemence,
vehement, vehicle,* veterinary,* vex,* convex, convey, invective, &c. Velio (vulsus
), to pull or pluck. Vellicate, convulse, convulsion, convulsive, divellicate,
revulsion, wool ...