dispurvey – English verb conjugation

English verb forms of dispurvey

Nominal Forms

Infinitive: to dispurvey
Participle: dispurveyed
Gerund: dispurveying

Cognates

-

Indicative

Present

I	dispurvey
you	dispurvey
he;she;it	dispurveys
we	dispurvey
you	dispurvey
they	dispurvey

Perfect

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

Past

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

Pluperfect

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

Future

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

Future Perfect

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

Subjunctive

Present

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

Perfect

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

Imperfect

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

Pluperfect

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

Conditional

Present

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

Perfect

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

Imperative

you	dispurvey
we	Let's dispurvey
you	dispurvey

Progressive (Continuous) Forms

Indicative

Present

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

Perfect

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

Past

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

Pluperfect

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

Future

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

Future Perfect

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

Conditional

Present

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

Perfect

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

Other

Verbs conjugated like 'dispurvey'

abandon, abduct, abear, aberr, abject, abord, abort, abound, abraid, abray, abrook, abscind, abscond, absist, absorb, abstain, abstract, accend, accent, accept, etc. (List truncated at 20 verbs)

Verbs similar to 'dispurvey'

dispurse, disburden, disburse, discure, disperge, disperse, disprove, dispunge, dispute, disserve,

Synonyms & Antonyms

Additional Information

Phrasal Verbs

Etymology

From dis- + purvey: compare Old French desporveoir, French dépourvoir. See: French 'dépourvoir'.

Sample Sentences

They diſpuruey their veſtry of ſuch Treaſure / As they may ſpare, the vvork now being ended / Demand their ſums againe: but out of meaſure / At their requeſt the Monarch ſeemes offended, / And ſaies he meanes to pay them at his pleaſure: […] [1609, Tho[mas] Heywood, “Canto. 6.”, in Troia Britanica: Or, Great Britaines Troy. […], London: […] W[illiam] Iaggard, →OCLC, stanza 90, page 133:]