unwrinkle – English verb conjugation

English verb forms of unwrinkle

Nominal Forms

Infinitive: to unwrinkle
Participle: unwrinkled
Gerund: unwrinkling

Cognates

-

Indicative

Present

Iunwrinkle
youunwrinkle
he;she;itunwrinkles
weunwrinkle
youunwrinkle
theyunwrinkle

Perfect

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

Past

Iunwrinkled
youunwrinkled
he;she;itunwrinkled
weunwrinkled
youunwrinkled
theyunwrinkled

Pluperfect

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

Future

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

Future Perfect

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

Subjunctive

Present

Iunwrinkle
youunwrinkle
he;she;itunwrinkle
weunwrinkle
youunwrinkle
theyunwrinkle

Perfect

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

Imperfect

Iunwrinkled
youunwrinkled
he;she;itunwrinkled
weunwrinkled
youunwrinkled
theyunwrinkled

Pluperfect

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

Conditional

Present

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

Perfect

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

Imperative

youunwrinkle
weLet's unwrinkle
youunwrinkle

Progressive (Continuous) Forms

Indicative

Present

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

Perfect

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

Past

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

Pluperfect

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

Future

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

Future Perfect

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

Conditional

Present

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

Perfect

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

Other

Synonyms & Antonyms

Additional Information

Phrasal Verbs

Etymology

From un- + wrinkle.

Sample Sentences

  • He and she sat side by side like two wax people while the waiter stretched across to unwrinkle the tablecloth and straighten the knives. [1935, Elizabeth Bowen, The House in Paris, New York: Vintage, published 1957, Part Two, p. 140:]
  • The job was done before Silver could unwrinkle the grimace on his face. [2000, Gary Soto, Nickel and Dime, Albuquerque: University of New Mexico Press, Part 2, p. 85:]
  • His head protruded out of his torn collar much as the head of the tortoise protrudes from its shell, the throat unwrinkling, the eyes like beads, or pips of jet. [1959, Mervyn Peake, chapter 66, in Titus Alone, New York: Ballantine, published 1968, page 179:]
  • In a rain barrel, water
  • unwrinkles to glass;
  • a lime tree’s daughter
  • there studies her face. [1987, Derek Walcott, “Cul de Sac Valley”, in The Arkansas Testament, New York: Farrar, Straus and Giroux, page 11:]
  • Emma went through the closet and removed the black gabardine jacket she had hung up to unwrinkle. [1996, Charles Mathes, chapter 15, in The Girl Who Remembered Snow, New York: St. Martin’s Press, page 212:]