accourage – English verb conjugation

English verb forms of accourage

Nominal Forms

Infinitive: to accourage
Participle: accouraged
Gerund: accouraging

Cognates

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Indicative

Present

Iaccourage
youaccourage
he;she;itaccourages
weaccourage
youaccourage
theyaccourage

Perfect

Ihave accouraged
youhave accouraged
he;she;ithas accouraged
wehave accouraged
youhave accouraged
theyhave accouraged

Past

Iaccouraged
youaccouraged
he;she;itaccouraged
weaccouraged
youaccouraged
theyaccouraged

Pluperfect

Ihad accouraged
youhad accouraged
he;she;ithad accouraged
wehad accouraged
youhad accouraged
theyhad accouraged

Future

Iwill accourage
youwill accourage
he;she;itwill accourage
wewill accourage
youwill accourage
theywill accourage

Future Perfect

Iwill have accouraged
youwill have accouraged
he;she;itwill have accouraged
wewill have accouraged
youwill have accouraged
theywill have accouraged

Subjunctive

Present

Iaccourage
youaccourage
he;she;itaccourage
weaccourage
youaccourage
theyaccourage

Perfect

Ihave accouraged
youhave accouraged
he;she;ithave accouraged
wehave accouraged
youhave accouraged
theyhave accouraged

Imperfect

Iaccouraged
youaccouraged
he;she;itaccouraged
weaccouraged
youaccouraged
theyaccouraged

Pluperfect

Ihad accouraged
youhad accouraged
he;she;ithad accouraged
wehad accouraged
youhad accouraged
theyhad accouraged

Conditional

Present

Iwould accourage
youwould accourage
he;she;itwould accourage
wewould accourage
youwould accourage
theywould accourage

Perfect

Iwould have accouraged
youwould have accouraged
he;she;itwould have accouraged
wewould have accouraged
youwould have accouraged
theywould have accouraged

Imperative

youaccourage
weLet's accourage
youaccourage

Progressive (Continuous) Forms

Indicative

Present

Iam accouraging
youare accouraging
he;she;itis accouraging
weare accouraging
youare accouraging
theyare accouraging

Perfect

Ihave been accouraging
youhave been accouraging
he;she;ithas been accouraging
wehave been accouraging
youhave been accouraging
theyhave been accouraging

Past

Iwas accouraging
youwere accouraging
he;she;itwas accouraging
wewere accouraging
youwere accouraging
theywere accouraging

Pluperfect

Ihad been accouraging
youhad been accouraging
he;she;ithad been accouraging
wehad been accouraging
youhad been accouraging
theyhad been accouraging

Future

Iwill be accouraging
youwill be accouraging
he;she;itwill be accouraging
wewill be accouraging
youwill be accouraging
theywill be accouraging

Future Perfect

Iwill have been accouraging
youwill have been accouraging
he;she;itwill have been accouraging
wewill have been accouraging
youwill have been accouraging
theywill have been accouraging

Conditional

Present

Iwould be accouraging
youwould be accouraging
he;she;itwould be accouraging
wewould be accouraging
youwould be accouraging
theywould be accouraging

Perfect

Iwould have been accouraging
youwould have been accouraging
he;she;itwould have been accouraging
wewould have been accouraging
youwould have been accouraging
theywould have been accouraging

Other

Synonyms & Antonyms

Additional Information

Phrasal Verbs

Etymology

From Old French acoragier; à (from Latin ad) + corage. See courage.

Sample Sentences

  • […] willing the comfort of al merchauntes in accouraging of them willing to make any ship or shippes, and also towardes the supportacion of the costes and charges of the said Nicholas, [I grant them money]. [c. 1540, an act of Henry VIII, quoted in A Short History of the World's Shipping Industry →ISBN]
  • Aftir two yeres Philometor obtayned helpe of the Roma[n]s to reamer his lost cities, and thus accouraged of [=by] the Romans he expelled his auuncles syriake hoste […] [1545, George Joye, The exposicion of Daniel the Prophete gathered oute of Philip Melanchton/ Johan Ecolampadius/ Conrade Pellicane & out of Johan Draconite:]
  • But he endevored with ſpeaches milde
  • Her to recomfort, and accourage bold,
  • Bidding her feare no more her foeman vilde,
  • Nor doubt himſelfe: […] [1590, Edmund Spenser, “Book II, Canto VIII”, in The Faerie Queene. […], London: […] [John Wolfe] for William Ponsonbie, →OCLC:]