prædominate – English verb conjugation

English verb forms of prædominate

Nominal Forms

Infinitive: to prædominate
Participle: prædominated
Gerund: prædominating

Cognates

-

Indicative

Present

I	prædominate
you	prædominate
he;she;it	prædominates
we	prædominate
you	prædominate
they	prædominate

Perfect

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

Past

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

Pluperfect

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

Future

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

Future Perfect

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

Subjunctive

Present

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

Perfect

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

Imperfect

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

Pluperfect

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

Conditional

Present

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

Perfect

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

Imperative

you	prædominate
we	Let's prædominate
you	prædominate

Progressive (Continuous) Forms

Indicative

Present

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

Perfect

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

Past

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

Pluperfect

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

Future

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

Future Perfect

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

Conditional

Present

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

Perfect

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

Other

Verbs conjugated like 'prædominate'

abacinate, abalienate, abase, abate, abbreviate, abdicate, abduce, aberrate, aberuncate, abirritate, abjudge, abjudicate, abjugate, abjure, ablactate, ablaqueate, able, ablegate, abligate, abnegate, etc. (List truncated at 20 verbs)

Verbs similar to 'prædominate'

predominate, prenominate, preominate, brominate, dominate, prædicate, renominate, abominate, agnominate, annominate,

Synonyms & Antonyms

Additional Information

Phrasal Verbs

Etymology

Sample Sentences

The old Europe was not divided as to whether German or Frank should be Emperor and prædominate Europe, but as to whether Kaiser made Pope or Pope made Kaiser. [1917, Shane Leslie, chapter V, in The Celt and the World, page 124:]