СПРЯЖЕНИЕ ГЛАГОЛА UNBEGUILE
PRESENT
Present
I unbeguile
you unbeguile
he/she/it unbeguiles
we unbeguile
you unbeguile
they unbeguile
Present continuous
I am unbeguiling
you are unbeguiling
he/she/it is unbeguiling
we are unbeguiling
you are unbeguiling
they are unbeguiling
Present perfect
I have unbeguiled
you have unbeguiled
he/she/it has unbeguiled
we have unbeguiled
you have unbeguiled
they have unbeguiled
Present perfect continuous
I have been unbeguiling
you have been unbeguiling
he/she/it has been unbeguiling
we have been unbeguiling
you have been unbeguiling
they have been unbeguiling
PAST
Past
I unbeguiled
you unbeguiled
he/she/it unbeguiled
we unbeguiled
you unbeguiled
they unbeguiled
Past continuous
I was unbeguiling
you were unbeguiling
he/she/it was unbeguiling
we were unbeguiling
you were unbeguiling
they were unbeguiling
Past perfect
I had unbeguiled
you had unbeguiled
he/she/it had unbeguiled
we had unbeguiled
you had unbeguiled
they had unbeguiled
Past perfect continuous
I had been unbeguiling
you had been unbeguiling
he/she/it had been unbeguiling
we had been unbeguiling
you had been unbeguiling
they had been unbeguiling
FUTURE
Future
I will unbeguile
you will unbeguile
he/she/it will unbeguile
we will unbeguile
you will unbeguile
they will unbeguile
Future continuous
I will be unbeguiling
you will be unbeguiling
he/she/it will be unbeguiling
we will be unbeguiling
you will be unbeguiling
they will be unbeguiling
Future perfect
I will have unbeguiled
you will have unbeguiled
he/she/it will have unbeguiled
we will have unbeguiled
you will have unbeguiled
they will have unbeguiled
Future perfect continuous
I will have been unbeguiling
you will have been unbeguiling
he/she/it will have been unbeguiling
we will have been unbeguiling
you will have been unbeguiling
they will have been unbeguiling
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would unbeguile
you would unbeguile
he/she/it would unbeguile
we would unbeguile
you would unbeguile
they would unbeguile
Conditional continuous
I would be unbeguiling
you would be unbeguiling
he/she/it would be unbeguiling
we would be unbeguiling
you would be unbeguiling
they would be unbeguiling
Conditional perfect
I would have unbeguile
you would have unbeguile
he/she/it would have unbeguile
we would have unbeguile
you would have unbeguile
they would have unbeguile
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been unbeguiling
you would have been unbeguiling
he/she/it would have been unbeguiling
we would have been unbeguiling
you would have been unbeguiling
they would have been unbeguiling
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you unbeguile
we let´s unbeguile
you unbeguile
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Past participle
unbeguiled
Present Participle
unbeguiling
КНИГИ НА АНГЛИЙСКИЙ ЯЗЫКЕ, ИМЕЮЩЕЕ ОТНОШЕНИЕ К СЛОВУ «UNBEGUILE»
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The London encyclopaedia: or Universal dictionary of ...
UNBEGUILE', v. a. To undeceive ; to set free from the influence of deceit. Then
unbeguile thyself, and know with me That angels, though on earth employed they
be. Are still in heaven. Donne. Their comeliness unbeguiled the vulgar of the odd
...
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The new encyclopædia; or, Universal dictionary ofarts and ...
Let earth unbalanc'd from her orbit unbeguile thyself. Iv. Pose. '* UNBALLASTED,
adj. Unballasted wits. Œlto*.— As at sea th' unballast vessel rides. Addis. *
UNBANDED. adj. [from band.] Wanting string, or band. — Your bonnet should be
un- ...
Encyclopaedia Perthensis, 1807
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The London encyclopaedia: or, Universal dictionary of ...
UNBEGUILE', v. a. To undeceive ; to set free from the influence of deceit. Then
unbeguile thyself, and know with me That angels, though on earth employed they
be, Are still in heaven. Donne. Their comeliness unheguiled the vulgar of the odd
...
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The New And Complete Dictionary Of The English Language: In ...
Unbegui'led [p.from unbeguile) Not beguiled. Unbegui'ling (p a. from unbeguile)
Undeceivlng. Unbegu'n (adj. from un, and be^un) Not begun. Unbehe'id {adj.
from un, and beheld) Not behcld. Unbeii'ed {adj from un, and belle) Cleared os a
...
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The Imperial Dictionary of the English Language: A Complete ...
'Your children yet unborn and unbegot' Shak. The eternal, unbegotten, and
immutable God.' StiUituffU-et. Unbeguile (uu-be-gfl'), v.t To undeceive; to free
from the influence of deceit. Break from these snares, thy judgment unbeguile.
Daniel.
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Universal dictionary of the English language: a new and ...
unbeguile— unbeware 4907 2. Not yet begotten 01 generated. " Your children
yet unborn tuul unbogot." hhakmp, ; Bickard tl.t HI s. * tin-be'-gnUe', v.t, [Href, un-(
21aud Eng. teguile.] To undeceive ; to free from the influence of deceit. " That be
...
Robert Hunter, Charles Morris, 1898
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Universal Dictionary of the English Language: A New and ...
unbeguile— unbeware 4907 2. Not yet begotten or generated. ** Your children
yet suborn and unbegat." Ahakmsp. : Miehard II.. iii. 8. • un-be'-guile', v.t. [Pref. en-
(2), and Eng. beguile.] To undeceive ; to free from the influence of deceit " That ...
Robert Hunter, Charles Morris, Thomas Henry Huxley, 1897
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Dendrologia: Dodona's Grove, Or The Vocall Forrest. With the ...
... descended from Heaven, and that his attendants were some kind os Strap/aim,
they so admit-ed their comlinesse i which did unbeguile the vulgar of the odde
opinion the Loyolifl: had formerly insused into them, by thetioncionatory
Invectives ...
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THE NEW AMERICAN ENCYCLOPAEDIA: A Popular Dictionary OF ...
To unbeguile and win over those of Mr. Travers's judgment, Hooker designed to
write a sober deliberate treatise of the church's power to make canons for the use
of ceremonies, and by law to impose an obedience to them, as upon her ...
... they were therefore brought into Westminster School, where Mr. George
Herbert, then, and often after, made such answers to them, and such reflections
on him and his Kirk, as might unbeguile any man that was not too deeply pre-
engaged ...
Charles William Eliot, 1909
