underbuild – English verb conjugation

English verb forms of underbuild

Nominal Forms

Infinitive: to underbuild
Participle: underbuilt
Gerund: underbuilding

Cognates

-

Indicative

Present

I	underbuild
you	underbuild
he;she;it	underbuilds
we	underbuild
you	underbuild
they	underbuild

Perfect

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

Past

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

Pluperfect

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

Future

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

Future Perfect

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

Subjunctive

Present

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

Perfect

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

Imperfect

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

Pluperfect

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

Conditional

Present

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

Perfect

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

Imperative

you	underbuild
we	Let's underbuild
you	underbuild

Progressive (Continuous) Forms

Indicative

Present

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

Perfect

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

Past

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

Pluperfect

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

Future

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

Future Perfect

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

Conditional

Present

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

Perfect

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

Other

Verbs conjugated like 'underbuild'

bend, build, lend, misspend, overbuild, overspend, rebuild, send, shend, spend, berend, besend, bespend, bodybuild, databend, foresend, forespend, forspend, forthsend, genderbend, etc. (List truncated at 20 verbs)

Verbs similar to 'underbuild'

underbid, underbill, underbind, underboil, overbuild, unbuild, underaid, underbound, underbreed, underbring,

Synonyms & Antonyms

Additional Information

Phrasal Verbs

Etymology

From under- + build.

Sample Sentences

The two eastern arches have been underbuilt for the sake of strengthening them. [1900, Yorkshire Archaeological Society, Yorkshire archaeological journal: Volume 15:]
Appellee was obliged to overbuild, rather than underbuild, the appellant's telephone line for the distance of these six spans for the following reason [...] [1903, West Publishing Company, The Northeastern reporter: Volume 65:]