unimprison – English verb conjugation

English verb forms of unimprison

Nominal Forms

Infinitive: to unimprison
Participle: unimprisoned
Gerund: unimprisoning

Cognates

-

Indicative

Present

I	unimprison
you	unimprison
he;she;it	unimprisons
we	unimprison
you	unimprison
they	unimprison

Perfect

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

Past

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

Pluperfect

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

Future

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

Future Perfect

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

Subjunctive

Present

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

Perfect

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

Imperfect

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

Pluperfect

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

Conditional

Present

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

Perfect

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

Imperative

you	unimprison
we	Let's unimprison
you	unimprison

Progressive (Continuous) Forms

Indicative

Present

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

Perfect

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

Past

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

Pluperfect

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

Future

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

Future Perfect

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

Conditional

Present

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

Perfect

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

Other

Verbs conjugated like 'unimprison'

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 'unimprison'

imprison, reimprison, unprison, disimprison, disprison, emprison, enprison, impoison, unimpress, unpoison,

Synonyms & Antonyms

Additional Information

Phrasal Verbs

Etymology

From un- + imprison.

Sample Sentences

They became activists and advocates, largely unaware of the possibility that, in advocating more of the same services for heretofore underserved populations, they might be exposing unwittingly the cultural parochialism from which they sought to unimprison themselves. [1985, Seymour Bernard Sarason, Caring and Compassion in Clinical Practice:]