KONIUGACJA CZASOWNIKA DEOXIDATE
PRESENT
Present
I deoxidate
you deoxidate
he/she/it deoxidates
we deoxidate
you deoxidate
they deoxidate
Present continuous
I am deoxidating
you are deoxidating
he/she/it is deoxidating
we are deoxidating
you are deoxidating
they are deoxidating
Present perfect
I have deoxidated
you have deoxidated
he/she/it has deoxidated
we have deoxidated
you have deoxidated
they have deoxidated
Present perfect continuous
I have been deoxidating
you have been deoxidating
he/she/it has been deoxidating
we have been deoxidating
you have been deoxidating
they have been deoxidating
PAST
Past
I deoxidated
you deoxidated
he/she/it deoxidated
we deoxidated
you deoxidated
they deoxidated
Past continuous
I was deoxidating
you were deoxidating
he/she/it was deoxidating
we were deoxidating
you were deoxidating
they were deoxidating
Past perfect
I had deoxidated
you had deoxidated
he/she/it had deoxidated
we had deoxidated
you had deoxidated
they had deoxidated
Past perfect continuous
I had been deoxidating
you had been deoxidating
he/she/it had been deoxidating
we had been deoxidating
you had been deoxidating
they had been deoxidating
FUTURE
Future
I will deoxidate
you will deoxidate
he/she/it will deoxidate
we will deoxidate
you will deoxidate
they will deoxidate
Future continuous
I will be deoxidating
you will be deoxidating
he/she/it will be deoxidating
we will be deoxidating
you will be deoxidating
they will be deoxidating
Future perfect
I will have deoxidated
you will have deoxidated
he/she/it will have deoxidated
we will have deoxidated
you will have deoxidated
they will have deoxidated
Future perfect continuous
I will have been deoxidating
you will have been deoxidating
he/she/it will have been deoxidating
we will have been deoxidating
you will have been deoxidating
they will have been deoxidating
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would deoxidate
you would deoxidate
he/she/it would deoxidate
we would deoxidate
you would deoxidate
they would deoxidate
Conditional continuous
I would be deoxidating
you would be deoxidating
he/she/it would be deoxidating
we would be deoxidating
you would be deoxidating
they would be deoxidating
Conditional perfect
I would have deoxidate
you would have deoxidate
he/she/it would have deoxidate
we would have deoxidate
you would have deoxidate
they would have deoxidate
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been deoxidating
you would have been deoxidating
he/she/it would have been deoxidating
we would have been deoxidating
you would have been deoxidating
they would have been deoxidating
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you deoxidate
we let´s deoxidate
you deoxidate
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Past participle
deoxidated
Present Participle
deoxidating
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The encyclopædic dictionary. 7 vols. [in 14].
[ Eng. deoxidate) ; -fon. ] Слете. : The abstraction of oxygen. This term ought to
be restricted to partial abstraction of oxygen, the term reduction being applied to
the total abstraction of that element ; thus, peroxide of manganese, MnOj, is said
to ...
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The Encyclopaedic Dictionary: A New & Original Work of ...
[Eng. deoxidate) ; -ion. ] Chem. : The abstraction of oxygen. This term ought to be
restricted to partial abstraction of oxygen, the term reduction being applied to the
total abstraction of that element ; thus, peroxide of manganese, MnOs, is said to ...
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Universal dictionary of the English language: a new and ...
[Eng. deoxidate); -ion.] Chem. ; The abstraction of oxygen. This term ought to be
restricted to partial abstraction of oxygen, the term reduction being applied to the
total abstraction of that element ; thus, peroxide of manganese, MnO*. is said to ...
Robert Hunter, Charles Morris, 1898
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The Encyclopædic Dictionary: A New, and Original Work of ...
Quarterly Keview, July, 1881, p. 4. deoxidate, v.t. [Pref. de = away, from, and Eng.
oxidate (q.v.%] To deprive of oxygen ; to abstract oxygen from. do ox -Id at «d. pa.
par. or a. [DEOXIDATE.] dc ox id at ing, pr. far., a., & t. [Dcoxi- DATK.] A. & B. Ai ...
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Philosophical Magazine, Comprehending the Various Branches ...
... by the ile. rim obtain the hydrogenated silver in decomposing y the "old wire, or
by the negative silver of the pile, a solution iluted so sulli eiently that
thedisengagedhydrogen shall be in greater nantity than is necessary to
deoxidate the silver.
DEOXIDATE, v. de-6ks%-ddt [L. de, and oxidate]: to deprive of oxygen. Deox'
idating, imp. Deox'idated, pp. Deox'ida'tion, n. -da shim, the process of
withdrawing the oxygen from a compound, as in the reduction of the native
peroxide of iron in ...
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Chambers's English Dictionary: Pronouncing, Explanatory, and ...
... v.t. To deprive of odour, especially of bad odour arising from impurities: — pr.p.
deo'dorising ; pa.p. deodorised. [L. de, neg., and root of Odopb.] DEOXIDATE, de-
oks'i-dat, v.t. To deprive of oxygen ; to reduce from the state of an oxide ...
James Donald (F.R.G.S.), 1872
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A Dictionary of English Synonymes and Synonymous Or Parallel ...
Designed as a Practical Guide to Aptness and Variety of Phraseology Richard
Soule George Holmes Howison. Demulcent, a. Mild, soothing, lenitive, emollient,
Deoxidation, n. sedative. ; Deoxidi/e, v. a. Deoxidate, deprive of oxygen. 114 115
...
Richard Soule, George Holmes Howison, 1898
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The Imperial Dictionary, English, Technological, and ...
Deoxidated. DEOX IDIZING, ppr. Deoxidating. Note. Deoxidate and deoxidize are
synonymous; but the former is preferable, on account of the length of the word
deoxidization. DEOX'YOENATE, v. t. [de and oxy- genate.] To deprive of oxygen.
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The student's English dictionary, the pronunciation adapted ...
Deootoloey, d<;-on-toro-ii, n. [Gr. deon, Jeantot. that which is binding, from the
Impers, verb dri, it is binding, from isó, to bind, and logos, a discourse.] The
Ssetria* от science which relates to ascal obligation or duty. Deoxidate. dë-ok'sld
-at, ri.
John Ogilvie, Richard Cull, 1865
