forseek – English verb conjugation

English verb forms of forseek

Nominal Forms

Infinitive: to forseek
Participle: forsought
Gerund: forseeking

Cognates

See the 2 cognates of forseek

Indicative

Present

Iforseek
youforseek
he;she;itforseeks
weforseek
youforseek
theyforseek

Perfect

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

Past

Iforsought
youforsought
he;she;itforsought
weforsought
youforsought
theyforsought

Pluperfect

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

Future

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

Future Perfect

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

Subjunctive

Present

Iforseek
youforseek
he;she;itforseek
weforseek
youforseek
theyforseek

Perfect

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

Imperfect

Iforsought
youforsought
he;she;itforsought
weforsought
youforsought
theyforsought

Pluperfect

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

Conditional

Present

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

Perfect

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

Imperative

youforseek
weLet's forseek
youforseek

Progressive (Continuous) Forms

Indicative

Present

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

Perfect

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

Past

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

Pluperfect

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

Future

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

Future Perfect

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

Conditional

Present

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

Perfect

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

Other

Verbs conjugated like 'forseek'

seek, atseek, foreseek, forseek, outseek, underseek,

Synonyms & Antonyms

Additional Information

Phrasal Verbs

Etymology

From Middle English *forseken (attested in forsoȝt), from Old English forsēcan, forsēċan (“to afflict, attack”). By surface analysis, for- + seek. Compare West Frisian fersykje (“to request, petition”), Dutch verzoeken (“to request, ask, petition”), German versuchen (“to attempt, try”). See: Dutch 'verzoeken', German, old spelling 'versuchen'.

Verbs referencing "forseek"

German, old spelling versuchen, Cimbrian vorzüuchan.

Sample Sentences

  • Always forseek alternative ways to do pretty much anything.
  • Vartue it's sed (and is an old said saw) Is for hur selfe, to be forsought alone. [1614, J. Davies, An Eglogue:]
  • And also the lay fee, sometime the noble and sometime the commons, without difference, upon chance and displeasure grown, or of truth forsought and feigned, he doth impoverish, destroy, and kill, for none other intent but that he may enjoy and use his foul pleasures […] [1908, James Gairdner, William Hunt, Lollardy and the Reformation in England: an historical survey:]
  • Stoutly undertake. Pierce the fell stratagem. Undo the fraud. Strike hard thine obstacles. So shalt thou bear Thyself to purpose. Hand and heart may ache : But idle whims shall not make thee a gaud. Brave things forseek the bold. On with thee! Dare! [1919, Melancthon Woolsey Stryker, Vesper bells:]