영어 동사 SACERDOTALISE 의 활용형
PRESENT
Present
I sacerdotalise
you sacerdotalise
he/she/it sacerdotalises
we sacerdotalise
you sacerdotalise
they sacerdotalise
Present continuous
I am sacerdotalising
you are sacerdotalising
he/she/it is sacerdotalising
we are sacerdotalising
you are sacerdotalising
they are sacerdotalising
Present perfect
I have sacerdotalised
you have sacerdotalised
he/she/it has sacerdotalised
we have sacerdotalised
you have sacerdotalised
they have sacerdotalised
Present perfect continuous
I have been sacerdotalising
you have been sacerdotalising
he/she/it has been sacerdotalising
we have been sacerdotalising
you have been sacerdotalising
they have been sacerdotalising
PAST
Past
I sacerdotalised
you sacerdotalised
he/she/it sacerdotalised
we sacerdotalised
you sacerdotalised
they sacerdotalised
Past continuous
I was sacerdotalising
you were sacerdotalising
he/she/it was sacerdotalising
we were sacerdotalising
you were sacerdotalising
they were sacerdotalising
Past perfect
I had sacerdotalised
you had sacerdotalised
he/she/it had sacerdotalised
we had sacerdotalised
you had sacerdotalised
they had sacerdotalised
Past perfect continuous
I had been sacerdotalising
you had been sacerdotalising
he/she/it had been sacerdotalising
we had been sacerdotalising
you had been sacerdotalising
they had been sacerdotalising
FUTURE
Future
I will sacerdotalise
you will sacerdotalise
he/she/it will sacerdotalise
we will sacerdotalise
you will sacerdotalise
they will sacerdotalise
Future continuous
I will be sacerdotalising
you will be sacerdotalising
he/she/it will be sacerdotalising
we will be sacerdotalising
you will be sacerdotalising
they will be sacerdotalising
Future perfect
I will have sacerdotalised
you will have sacerdotalised
he/she/it will have sacerdotalised
we will have sacerdotalised
you will have sacerdotalised
they will have sacerdotalised
Future perfect continuous
I will have been sacerdotalising
you will have been sacerdotalising
he/she/it will have been sacerdotalising
we will have been sacerdotalising
you will have been sacerdotalising
they will have been sacerdotalising
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would sacerdotalise
you would sacerdotalise
he/she/it would sacerdotalise
we would sacerdotalise
you would sacerdotalise
they would sacerdotalise
Conditional continuous
I would be sacerdotalising
you would be sacerdotalising
he/she/it would be sacerdotalising
we would be sacerdotalising
you would be sacerdotalising
they would be sacerdotalising
Conditional perfect
I would have sacerdotalise
you would have sacerdotalise
he/she/it would have sacerdotalise
we would have sacerdotalise
you would have sacerdotalise
they would have sacerdotalise
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been sacerdotalising
you would have been sacerdotalising
he/she/it would have been sacerdotalising
we would have been sacerdotalising
you would have been sacerdotalising
they would have been sacerdotalising
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you sacerdotalise
we let´s sacerdotalise
you sacerdotalise
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Infinitive
to sacerdotalise
Past participle
sacerdotalised
Present Participle
sacerdotalising
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1
Epoch men: and the results of their lives
To bind together the whole priesthood in one inviolable unity, strong in its
indivisibility — to abstract all family and national feeling from the soul — to
sacerdotalise the clergy — to keep them a class apart and separate — to knit
them together ...
2
English-Assamese Dictionary
Sacerdotalise. adv. Sacerdotally. Sacerdotalism, to. the spirit of the priesthood.
Sacerdotalist, to. a supporter of sacerdotalism. Sack, to. C«ftt*lt5fl I frpTl I Sock-
cloth, n.^ coarse cloth formerly worn in mourning. Sack-race, n. to*lfa f%^^5 Sack,
...
3
The Parliamentary Debates (Authorized Edition)
It is a movement to sacerdotalise the Church of England, and to substitute clerical
government for the The hon. Gentleman who moved the Second Reading of the
Bill likened it to an attempt to bring another policeman into the Church ; but ...
Great Britain. Parliament, 1902
It is the scientist, the naturalist, who is the interpreter and revealer of Nature, and
if the world will be naturalist and humanist, to that extent it will sacerdotalise the
physician. Lord Horder is right to recognise the fact, which no individual can do ...
5
Chambers English-Hindi Dictionary
Дй%ГТ; JTt%^Kt, TKfTïïïï W ?ПТччТ; v.r. sacerdotalise ü<tí^dl+<»r SPTTT, Tftnr
ЧТЯЯТ, 4IÍ4+ ^T ^TT; ns. sacerdotalism JTrffTfTTf ; чкГЧча, зтт%гчт?; Treftare;gr)
%T ЭТ; sacerdotalist 4^t%T4Tït, ЧК(Чч<1 ЧТТ ц*\чъ sachet л. ЯЭТ, (дФт ¡ет) |рт,
...
Sureśa Avasthī, Indujā Avasthī, 1981
6
The Parliamentary Debates
It is a movement to sacerdotalise the Church of England, and to substitute clerical
government for the law of the land in Church matters. The hon. Gentleman who
moved the Second Reading of the Bill likened it to an attempt to bring another ...
Great Britain. Parliament, 1902
No- doubt there is a general tendency in the present day to ' specialise '
everything, but I think that other reasons have tended to specialise or '
sacerdotalise ' the clergy of the Church of England, foremost amongst which is
the decrease in the ...
8
The Twentieth Century: (1900)
No doubt there is a general tendency in the present day to ' specialise '
everything, but I think that other reasons have tended to specialise or '
sacerdotalise ' the clergy of the Church of England, foremost amongst which is
the decrease in the ...
9
Aldersgate Primitive Methodist Magazine
As Vicar of St. Mary's, Oxford, and Chaplain of Littlemore—where he established
a Catholic Brotherhood—he shared with Dr. Pusey the leadership of the “
Tractarian Movement,” which has done so much to sacerdotalise the Anglican
Church.
10
The Parliamentary Debates (official Report[s]) ...
They could not help thinking that the main policy of the ruling party of the
episcopal bench was to sacerdotalise the. Church and substitute their own
authority for the law. \Vhether they were right or wrong, he deprecated the
suggestion that had ...
Great Britain. Parliament, 1899
