crescendo – English verb conjugation

English verb forms of crescendo

Nominal Forms

Infinitive: to crescendo
Participle: crescendoed
Gerund: crescendoing

Cognates

-

Indicative

Present

I	crescendo
you	crescendo
he;she;it	crescendoes
we	crescendo
you	crescendo
they	crescendo

Perfect

I	have crescendoed
you	have crescendoed
he;she;it	has crescendoed
we	have crescendoed
you	have crescendoed
they	have crescendoed

Past

I	crescendoed
you	crescendoed
he;she;it	crescendoed
we	crescendoed
you	crescendoed
they	crescendoed

Pluperfect

I	had crescendoed
you	had crescendoed
he;she;it	had crescendoed
we	had crescendoed
you	had crescendoed
they	had crescendoed

Future

I	will crescendo
you	will crescendo
he;she;it	will crescendo
we	will crescendo
you	will crescendo
they	will crescendo

Future Perfect

I	will have crescendoed
you	will have crescendoed
he;she;it	will have crescendoed
we	will have crescendoed
you	will have crescendoed
they	will have crescendoed

Subjunctive

Present

I	crescendo
you	crescendo
he;she;it	crescendo
we	crescendo
you	crescendo
they	crescendo

Perfect

I	have crescendoed
you	have crescendoed
he;she;it	have crescendoed
we	have crescendoed
you	have crescendoed
they	have crescendoed

Imperfect

I	crescendoed
you	crescendoed
he;she;it	crescendoed
we	crescendoed
you	crescendoed
they	crescendoed

Pluperfect

I	had crescendoed
you	had crescendoed
he;she;it	had crescendoed
we	had crescendoed
you	had crescendoed
they	had crescendoed

Conditional

Present

I	would crescendo
you	would crescendo
he;she;it	would crescendo
we	would crescendo
you	would crescendo
they	would crescendo

Perfect

I	would have crescendoed
you	would have crescendoed
he;she;it	would have crescendoed
we	would have crescendoed
you	would have crescendoed
they	would have crescendoed

Imperative

you	crescendo
we	Let's crescendo
you	crescendo

Progressive (Continuous) Forms

Indicative

Present

I	am crescendoing
you	are crescendoing
he;she;it	is crescendoing
we	are crescendoing
you	are crescendoing
they	are crescendoing

Perfect

I	have been crescendoing
you	have been crescendoing
he;she;it	has been crescendoing
we	have been crescendoing
you	have been crescendoing
they	have been crescendoing

Past

I	was crescendoing
you	were crescendoing
he;she;it	was crescendoing
we	were crescendoing
you	were crescendoing
they	were crescendoing

Pluperfect

I	had been crescendoing
you	had been crescendoing
he;she;it	had been crescendoing
we	had been crescendoing
you	had been crescendoing
they	had been crescendoing

Future

I	will be crescendoing
you	will be crescendoing
he;she;it	will be crescendoing
we	will be crescendoing
you	will be crescendoing
they	will be crescendoing

Future Perfect

I	will have been crescendoing
you	will have been crescendoing
he;she;it	will have been crescendoing
we	will have been crescendoing
you	will have been crescendoing
they	will have been crescendoing

Conditional

Present

I	would be crescendoing
you	would be crescendoing
he;she;it	would be crescendoing
we	would be crescendoing
you	would be crescendoing
they	would be crescendoing

Perfect

I	would have been crescendoing
you	would have been crescendoing
he;she;it	would have been crescendoing
we	would have been crescendoing
you	would have been crescendoing
they	would have been crescendoing

Other

Verbs conjugated like 'crescendo'

abash, abolish, abroach, accomplish, accroach, address, admix, admonish, ado, adpress, affamish, affix, alloo, amass, ambush, anguish, annex, appeach, appears, approach, etc. (List truncated at 20 verbs)

Verbs similar to 'crescendo'

crescent, decrescendo, descend, prescind, reascend, rescind, resend, respend, ascend, besend,

Synonyms & Antonyms

Additional Information

Phrasal Verbs

Etymology

Borrowed from Italian crescendo, gerund of crescere (“to grow, to increase”).

Sample Sentences

The band crescendoed and then suddenly went silent.
And similarly, they are full of tricks: when the imagined stranger calls your name, the music crescendos romantically; when the video freezes on your laugh, it immediately desaturates the candid photo, making you look old-timey or famous or dead. [2021 November 1, Haley Nahman, “I got a camera to spy on my cat – and it made me question everything about myself”, in The Guardian:]