beghost – English verb conjugation

English verb forms of beghost

Nominal Forms

Infinitive: to beghost
Participle: beghosted
Gerund: beghosting

Cognates

-

Indicative

Present

Ibeghost
youbeghost
he;she;itbeghosts
webeghost
youbeghost
theybeghost

Perfect

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

Past

Ibeghosted
youbeghosted
he;she;itbeghosted
webeghosted
youbeghosted
theybeghosted

Pluperfect

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

Future

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

Future Perfect

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

Subjunctive

Present

Ibeghost
youbeghost
he;she;itbeghost
webeghost
youbeghost
theybeghost

Perfect

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

Imperfect

Ibeghosted
youbeghosted
he;she;itbeghosted
webeghosted
youbeghosted
theybeghosted

Pluperfect

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

Conditional

Present

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

Perfect

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

Imperative

youbeghost
weLet's beghost
youbeghost

Progressive (Continuous) Forms

Indicative

Present

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

Perfect

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

Past

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

Pluperfect

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

Future

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

Future Perfect

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

Conditional

Present

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

Perfect

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

Other

Verbs conjugated like 'beghost'

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 'beghost'

beghast, befrost, behest, beshout, ghost, rehost, unghost, aghast, beast, bebeast,

Synonyms & Antonyms

Additional Information

Phrasal Verbs

Etymology

From be- + ghost. Compare bespirit, beghast.

Sample Sentences

  • Was Hamlet's armour beghosted too? [1910, Charles Francis Keary, The pursuit of reason:]
  • For two centuries or more Littlecote, which is near Hungerford, was owned by the Darrell family, and it was they who finally beghosted not only the house but also the neighbourhood — even as far as the Hungerford to Salisbury road. [1988, John Canning, 50 Great Ghost Stories:]
  • Later she remembered them as ensorcelled houses; beghosted by their occupants' fears of disappointment, by the memories of their lives and other lives they might have had. [1989, Ronald Frame, Penelope's hat:]
  • […] and the publication of the very interesting tale from which it is taken, we have been so beghosted both in prose and verse, […] [2005, Charles Lloyd, Philip Cox, Anti-Jacobin novels: Edmund Oliver (1798):]