distantiate – English verb conjugation

English verb forms of distantiate

Nominal Forms

Infinitive: to distantiate
Participle: distantiated
Gerund: distantiating

Cognates

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Indicative

Present

Idistantiate
youdistantiate
he;she;itdistantiates
wedistantiate
youdistantiate
theydistantiate

Perfect

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

Past

Idistantiated
youdistantiated
he;she;itdistantiated
wedistantiated
youdistantiated
theydistantiated

Pluperfect

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

Future

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

Future Perfect

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

Subjunctive

Present

Idistantiate
youdistantiate
he;she;itdistantiate
wedistantiate
youdistantiate
theydistantiate

Perfect

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

Imperfect

Idistantiated
youdistantiated
he;she;itdistantiated
wedistantiated
youdistantiated
theydistantiated

Pluperfect

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

Conditional

Present

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

Perfect

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

Imperative

youdistantiate
weLet's distantiate
youdistantiate

Progressive (Continuous) Forms

Indicative

Present

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

Perfect

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

Past

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

Pluperfect

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

Future

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

Future Perfect

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

Conditional

Present

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

Perfect

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

Other

Synonyms & Antonyms

Additional Information

Phrasal Verbs

Etymology

Sample Sentences

  • Extend from some fewe Maine Angls Base lines for Boundaries […] and from conuenient distances in the same, distantiate euery By. [1610, Folkingham, Art of Survey, II. v. 55]
  • It deviates, however, in having the coils more distantiated. [1884, Gustaf Lindström, On the Silurian Gastropoda and Pteropoda of Gotland, page 167:]
  • If cities are more and more decentralized and distantiated, emergent and networked, full of automatic activities and surface manifestations[,] this works against the rational city in a number of ways. [2005, Gary Bridge, Reason in the City of Difference: Pragmatism, Communicative Action and Contemporary Urbanism, Psychology Press, →ISBN, page 9:]
  • The first hypothesis stems from an acute awareness of how performances today are more than frequently scripted and of the extent to which actors are by and large separated from their real life personas. The distantiating verisimilitude that characterizes the bulk of what passes for reality entertainment, though, is obviously absent in Jackass. [2013, Isher-Paul Sahni, “More than Horseplay”, in Studies in Popular Culture, volume 35, page 77:]