lambast – English verb conjugation

English verb forms of lambast

Nominal Forms

Infinitive: to lambast
Participle: lambasted
Gerund: lambasting

Cognates

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Indicative

Present

I	lambast
you	lambast
he;she;it	lambasts
we	lambast
you	lambast
they	lambast

Perfect

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

Past

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

Pluperfect

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

Future

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

Future Perfect

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

Subjunctive

Present

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

Perfect

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

Imperfect

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

Pluperfect

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

Conditional

Present

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

Perfect

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

Imperative

you	lambast
we	Let's lambast
you	lambast

Progressive (Continuous) Forms

Indicative

Present

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

Perfect

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

Past

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

Pluperfect

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

Future

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

Future Perfect

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

Conditional

Present

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

Perfect

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

Other

Verbs conjugated like 'lambast'

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 'lambast'

lambaste, ambass, bombast, bumbast, abase, abash, aghast, amass, ambush, ballast,

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Etymology

Sample Sentences

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