CONJUGAREA ÎN ENGLEZĂ A VERBULUI VERBIGERATE
PRESENT
Present
I verbigerate
you verbigerate
he/she/it verbigerates
we verbigerate
you verbigerate
they verbigerate
Present continuous
I am verbigerating
you are verbigerating
he/she/it is verbigerating
we are verbigerating
you are verbigerating
they are verbigerating
Present perfect
I have verbigerated
you have verbigerated
he/she/it has verbigerated
we have verbigerated
you have verbigerated
they have verbigerated
Present perfect continuous
I have been verbigerating
you have been verbigerating
he/she/it has been verbigerating
we have been verbigerating
you have been verbigerating
they have been verbigerating
PAST
Past
I verbigerated
you verbigerated
he/she/it verbigerated
we verbigerated
you verbigerated
they verbigerated
Past continuous
I was verbigerating
you were verbigerating
he/she/it was verbigerating
we were verbigerating
you were verbigerating
they were verbigerating
Past perfect
I had verbigerated
you had verbigerated
he/she/it had verbigerated
we had verbigerated
you had verbigerated
they had verbigerated
Past perfect continuous
I had been verbigerating
you had been verbigerating
he/she/it had been verbigerating
we had been verbigerating
you had been verbigerating
they had been verbigerating
FUTURE
Future
I will verbigerate
you will verbigerate
he/she/it will verbigerate
we will verbigerate
you will verbigerate
they will verbigerate
Future continuous
I will be verbigerating
you will be verbigerating
he/she/it will be verbigerating
we will be verbigerating
you will be verbigerating
they will be verbigerating
Future perfect
I will have verbigerated
you will have verbigerated
he/she/it will have verbigerated
we will have verbigerated
you will have verbigerated
they will have verbigerated
Future perfect continuous
I will have been verbigerating
you will have been verbigerating
he/she/it will have been verbigerating
we will have been verbigerating
you will have been verbigerating
they will have been verbigerating
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would verbigerate
you would verbigerate
he/she/it would verbigerate
we would verbigerate
you would verbigerate
they would verbigerate
Conditional continuous
I would be verbigerating
you would be verbigerating
he/she/it would be verbigerating
we would be verbigerating
you would be verbigerating
they would be verbigerating
Conditional perfect
I would have verbigerate
you would have verbigerate
he/she/it would have verbigerate
we would have verbigerate
you would have verbigerate
they would have verbigerate
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been verbigerating
you would have been verbigerating
he/she/it would have been verbigerating
we would have been verbigerating
you would have been verbigerating
they would have been verbigerating
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you verbigerate
we let´s verbigerate
you verbigerate
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Infinitive
to verbigerate
Past participle
verbigerated
Present Participle
verbigerating
CĂRȚI ÎN ENGLEZĂ ÎN LEGĂTURĂ CU «VERBIGERATE»
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In the afternoon she commenced to talk to herself and soon began to verbigerate.
At first she would repeat the entire alphabet and count until several hundred were
reached, when she would begin anew. After a time she would repeat ...
George Frederick Shrady, Thomas Lathrop Stedman, 1898
In the afternoon she commenced to talk to herself and soon began to verbigerate.
At first she would repeat the entire alphabet and count until several hundred were
reached, when she would begin anew. After a time she would repeat ...
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The Completely Superior Person's Book of Words
Now the three volumes are published in a collected edition for the first time to provide words to help you wriggle out of sticky debates, deal with obnoxious dinner guests and fill in sick leave application forms with panache.
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Providence Medical Journal
I wonder what this chap with the polka-dot name has got to verbigerate about. (
Glances wearily through the book). By Jove, these pictures are out of sight, and
Bibbler looks stunning in khaki. Well, I need a few sticks more • lo fill out the page
, ...
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The Real Mormonism: A Candid Analysis of an Interesting But ...
... by an anti-Mormon mob, and which is never remembered by those who
verbigerate about the Mountain Meadow ; also, to measure the worth of a
religious profession that can in any way justify the cowardly assaults on the
people of Nauvoo.
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The conservation of the child: a manual of clinical ...
Use sentences? Fluent? Talkative? Taciturn? Intelligent conversation? Mute?
Make wants known by signs? Gestures? Stutter? Stammer (baby talk)? (Mark
articulation defects on proper report blanks.) Verbigerate? Echolalia? Does he
sing?
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Putnam's Word Book: A Practical Aid in Expressing Ideas ...
... retaliate. repayment, n. restoration, reimbursement; recompense, requital;
retaliation, revenge. repeal, v. revoke, rescind, abrogate. repeal, n. revocation,
rescission, abrogation. repeat, v. iterate, reiterate, verbigerate. repeating, n.
repetition, ...
Louis Andrew Flemming, 1913
On the 28th he commenced to gesticulate, verbigerate, pray, and rave. He was
destructive, danced about, was quite incoherent, and asked for copulation with t
he pastor. On the 30th he was again stupid, and in this condition he came to the ...
Richard Krafft-Ebing, 1905
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ElderSpeak: A Thesaurus or Compendium of Words Related to ...
... verbigerate. n. verbigerator. syns. battology, obganiation, q.v. See talk. See
role. verbomania (vurb”bō-mayn'ni-ə) n. morbid talkativeness; a psychotic flow of
speech. [< L verbum word + < G mania frenzy]. adj. verbomaniacal (–mǝ-nī'ə-kəl)
.
James L. Reynolds, MD, 2014
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The Alienist and Neurologist
In writing the patients use the same word repeatedly, put a certain sign after each
syllable, or they constantly vary the same word, they verbigerate. I heard a patient
sing the alphabet for hours to the melody of "With my Mandolin." It 262 Dr. E.
Charles Hamilton Hughes, 1906
