英语动词VITIATE的变化形式
PRESENT
Present
I vitiate
you vitiate
he/she/it vitiates
we vitiate
you vitiate
they vitiate
Present continuous
I am vitiating
you are vitiating
he/she/it is vitiating
we are vitiating
you are vitiating
they are vitiating
Present perfect
I have vitiated
you have vitiated
he/she/it has vitiated
we have vitiated
you have vitiated
they have vitiated
Present perfect continuous
I have been vitiating
you have been vitiating
he/she/it has been vitiating
we have been vitiating
you have been vitiating
they have been vitiating
PAST
Past
I vitiated
you vitiated
he/she/it vitiated
we vitiated
you vitiated
they vitiated
Past continuous
I was vitiating
you were vitiating
he/she/it was vitiating
we were vitiating
you were vitiating
they were vitiating
Past perfect
I had vitiated
you had vitiated
he/she/it had vitiated
we had vitiated
you had vitiated
they had vitiated
Past perfect continuous
I had been vitiating
you had been vitiating
he/she/it had been vitiating
we had been vitiating
you had been vitiating
they had been vitiating
FUTURE
Future
I will vitiate
you will vitiate
he/she/it will vitiate
we will vitiate
you will vitiate
they will vitiate
Future continuous
I will be vitiating
you will be vitiating
he/she/it will be vitiating
we will be vitiating
you will be vitiating
they will be vitiating
Future perfect
I will have vitiated
you will have vitiated
he/she/it will have vitiated
we will have vitiated
you will have vitiated
they will have vitiated
Future perfect continuous
I will have been vitiating
you will have been vitiating
he/she/it will have been vitiating
we will have been vitiating
you will have been vitiating
they will have been vitiating
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would vitiate
you would vitiate
he/she/it would vitiate
we would vitiate
you would vitiate
they would vitiate
Conditional continuous
I would be vitiating
you would be vitiating
he/she/it would be vitiating
we would be vitiating
you would be vitiating
they would be vitiating
Conditional perfect
I would have vitiate
you would have vitiate
he/she/it would have vitiate
we would have vitiate
you would have vitiate
they would have vitiate
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been vitiating
you would have been vitiating
he/she/it would have been vitiating
we would have been vitiating
you would have been vitiating
they would have been vitiating
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you vitiate
we let´s vitiate
you vitiate
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Present Participle
vitiating
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1
The American Heritage Guide to Contemporary Usage and Style
^^^^^3 See catalyst. vitiate The word vitiate has a number of meanings, all of
them negative. It generally means "to impair the quality or character of," as in this
quotation from columnist George Will in the Washington Post: "The decision to
keep ...
Houghton Mifflin Company, 2005
2
A Dictionary of Modern Legal Usage
Here vitiate is used in the sense "to impair by the subtraction or omission of
something," an unexceptionable use: "Excising the racial indicia from Exhibit Z
would have vitiated its relevance in rebutting the claim of discrimination.
3
Subcontracting Under the JCT 2005 Forms
To vitiate means to make invalid or ineffectual. It is quite common for contracts to
contain a clause which expressly states that no variation shall vitiate the contract.
Although the above phrase is common in most standard forms, it is submitted ...
Peter A. Barnes, Matthew Davies, 2009
The common law, equity and, in recent times, the legislature have intervened to
vitiate such a contract in certain circumstances. The major doctrines evolved are
duress (at common law), undue influence (in equity) and unconscionability (in ...
The common law, equity and, in recent times, the legislature have intervened to
vitiate such a contract in certain circumstances. The major doctrines evolved are
duress (at common law), undue influence (in equity) and unconscionability (in ...
6
A Defence of the Personal Reign of Christ, or strictures on ...
1 '.s 120 which they intimated its proximity, knowing as we do that 1800 years
have transpired since, and yet it has not taken place ; would vitiate all claim on
their part to infallibility not all claim to integrity.” Did God vitiate his claim to
infallibility ...
Joseph TYSO, Orlando T. DOBBIN, George HODSON (Author of “Millenarianism unscriptural.”.), 1841
7
The New York Practice: A Treatise Upon Practice and ...
Although the mere fact of the pm-chaser's insolvency known to himself at the time
of the purchase, and undisclosed to the vendor, is not of itself such a fraudulent
act as will vitiate the contract or render the purchaser liable to arrest, yet if it ...
Joel Tiffany, Henry Smith, 1864
8
Newton's London Journal of Arts and Sciences
If it were possible so to alter the law, that that publicity which experiments may
require, should not vitiate the patent, it might be beneficial; for instance, after
giving notice, or taking out of a caveat, that then the inventor should have a
certain time ...
9
A Digest of the Laws of England
1 Starkie, 224. 2 Hale, 166. — 24. This may be done by reference to the county in
the margin ; thus ' in the county aforesaid.' Supra. — 25. And an omission, or
uncertainty of statement in this particular, will vitiate. 1 Chit. C. L. 330. Cro. Jac.
276.
Sir John Comyns, Anthony Hammond, 1822
10
The Repertory of Patent Inventions: And Other Discoveries ...
If it were possible so to alter the law, that that publicity which experiments may
require, should not vitiate the patent, it might be beneficial ; for instance, after
giving notice, or taking out of a caveat, that then the inventor should have a
certain ...
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Does Policy Provision Stating the Insurer Will Not Withhold its …
Does Policy Provision Stating the Insurer Will Not Withhold its Consent to Settle Unreasonably Vitiate the Consent to Settlement Requirement? By Steven Plitt ... «ClaimsJournal.com, 七月 15»
Too early to speculate on timing of India visit: Pakistan NSA Sartaj Aziz
Aziz also said that he did not not want to "vitiate the atmosphere" by commenting on India's strong reaction to the firing incidents at the border. Aziz also said that ... «IBNLive, 七月 15»
Interview: Malegaon blast case vitiated by Rohini Salian's statements
New Delhi, June 26: The Malegaon blast case has once again been revived with some statements being made accusing the NIA of directing the Public ... «Oneindia, 六月 15»
'Arrests Vitiate Climate for Talks'
“These arrests vitiate the congenial atmosphere in which the Government of Tamil Nadu facilitated three rounds of bilateral fishermen-level talks held in Chennai ... «The New Indian Express, 六月 15»
Transfer of militants can vitiate atmosphere in Punjab, centre …
The Punjab government's move to transfer former Sikh militants lodged in various jails across the country to the state has the potential of vitiating the hard ... «Hindustan Times, 六月 15»
Imprudent Indian remarks vitiate peace hopes
ISLAMABAD - Prime Minister Muhammad Nawaz Sharif on Thursday said externally-sponsored terrorism and violent extremism were grave threats to a secure ... «The Nation, 六月 15»
Modi's remarks in Dhaka 'vitiate the atmosphere': Sartaj Aziz on …
Pakistan on Wednesday said Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi's remarks about Islamabad promoting terrorism had vitiated the atmosphere and contributed ... «Hindustan Times, 六月 15»
Coal Auction: Withholding of Names to Hit Business Sentiment, Says …
... is now needed while re-visiting decisions after conclusion of the bidding process in order to ensure that the business environment is not vitiated," he said. «NDTV, 三月 15»
Don't vitiate State's communal amity: Churchill to VHP leaders
MARGAO: Condemning RSS Chief Mohan Bhagwat's statement directed at Mother Thereza, former PWD Minister Churchill Alemao on Saturday demanded that ... «Oherald, 二月 15»
Drug smuggling via LoC trade will vitiate business ties: Industry
JAMMU: The Jammu and Kashmir industry today condemned people misusing the Cross Line-of-Control trade by smuggling drugs into the state, while terming it ... «Economic Times, 二月 15»
