justificate – English verb conjugation

English verb forms of justificate

Nominal Forms

Infinitive: to justificate
Participle: justificated
Gerund: justificating

Cognates

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Indicative

Present

Ijustificate
youjustificate
he;she;itjustificates
wejustificate
youjustificate
theyjustificate

Perfect

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

Past

Ijustificated
youjustificated
he;she;itjustificated
wejustificated
youjustificated
theyjustificated

Pluperfect

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

Future

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

Future Perfect

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

Subjunctive

Present

Ijustificate
youjustificate
he;she;itjustificate
wejustificate
youjustificate
theyjustificate

Perfect

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

Imperfect

Ijustificated
youjustificated
he;she;itjustificated
wejustificated
youjustificated
theyjustificated

Pluperfect

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

Conditional

Present

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

Perfect

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

Imperative

youjustificate
weLet's justificate
youjustificate

Progressive (Continuous) Forms

Indicative

Present

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

Perfect

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

Past

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

Pluperfect

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

Future

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

Future Perfect

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

Conditional

Present

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

Perfect

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

Other

Synonyms & Antonyms

Additional Information

Phrasal Verbs

Etymology

Sample Sentences

  • Accordingly, when an application was made for the first quarter's rent, Mr. Cincinnatus W. Sloaker coolly returned for answer, that " he knew of no obligation no-how to justificate him to part with a cent's worth of scrapins until the correct balance of time was figured up;" and, therefore, all that Mr. Poppyhead took by his motion was the conviction that — to continue the phraseology of Mr. Sloaker — he was "drawn out cold," which, being interpreted, means that he was "done" in every kind of way. [1851, Thomas Campbell, Samuel Carter Hall, Edward Bulwer Lytton, The New Monthly Magazine - Volume 92, page 446:]
  • These arguments are used to justificate the preference for the road transport. [1993, Carlos E. Myreböe, A Study of Two Export Processes of Eucalyptuswood from Uruguay:]
  • I will now turn to the theme of the unconscious by maintaining that there is no possibility for Kant to justificate the reality of moral consciousness through the a priori feelings without adopting the view that the origin of them lies in the fundus animae. [2012, Piero Giordanetti, Riccardo Pozzo, Marco Sgarbi, Kant's Philosophy of the Unconscious, →ISBN, page 86:]