withsake – English verb conjugation

English verb forms of withsake

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Nominal Forms

Infinitive: to withsake
Participle: withsaked
Gerund: withsaking

Cognates

See the 2 cognates of withsake

Indicative

Present

Iwithsake
youwithsake
he;she;itwithsakes
wewithsake
youwithsake
theywithsake

Perfect

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

Past

Iwithsaked
youwithsaked
he;she;itwithsaked
wewithsaked
youwithsaked
theywithsaked

Pluperfect

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

Future

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

Future Perfect

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

Subjunctive

Present

Iwithsake
youwithsake
he;she;itwithsake
wewithsake
youwithsake
theywithsake

Perfect

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

Imperfect

Iwithsaked
youwithsaked
he;she;itwithsaked
wewithsaked
youwithsaked
theywithsaked

Pluperfect

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

Conditional

Present

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

Perfect

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

Imperative

youwithsake
weLet's withsake
youwithsake

Progressive (Continuous) Forms

Indicative

Present

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

Perfect

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

Past

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

Pluperfect

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

Future

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

Future Perfect

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

Conditional

Present

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

Perfect

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

Other

Verbs similar to 'withsake'

Synonyms & Antonyms

Synonyms

decline
refuse, say no to, turn down, veto, withsay

Additional Information

Phrasal Verbs

Etymology

From Middle English withsaken, from Old English wiþsacan (“to forsake, abandon, renounce, refuse, deny, oppose, drive against”); equivalent to with- + sake. Compare Middle High German widersachen. See: Old English 'wiþsacan', Middle High German 'widersachen'.

Sample Sentences

  • Well! the king then openly declared to the priest and to them all, that he would firmly "withsake" and renounce idolatry, and receive the faith of Christ. [1852, Alfred (King of England), The whole works of King Alfred the Great]
  • [...] as Christ did not withsake, a love not proceeding from God and referring all to him, which the Apostle here forbids. [1852, August Neander, The First epistle of John: practically explained:]
  • [...] there appears a reference to the body "withsaking" the devil (G47), a clear indication that there was a time in the life of the body when it was not so thorough a sinner. [1987, Douglas Moffat, The Soul's address to the body: the Worcester fragments:]