caricature – English verb conjugation

English verb forms of caricature

Nominal Forms

Infinitive: to caricature
Participle: caricatured
Gerund: caricaturing

Cognates

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Indicative

Present

Icaricature
youcaricature
he;she;itcaricatures
wecaricature
youcaricature
theycaricature

Perfect

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

Past

Icaricatured
youcaricatured
he;she;itcaricatured
wecaricatured
youcaricatured
theycaricatured

Pluperfect

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

Future

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

Future Perfect

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

Subjunctive

Present

Icaricature
youcaricature
he;she;itcaricature
wecaricature
youcaricature
theycaricature

Perfect

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

Imperfect

Icaricatured
youcaricatured
he;she;itcaricatured
wecaricatured
youcaricatured
theycaricatured

Pluperfect

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

Conditional

Present

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

Perfect

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

Imperative

youcaricature
weLet's caricature
youcaricature

Progressive (Continuous) Forms

Indicative

Present

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

Perfect

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

Past

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

Pluperfect

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

Future

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

Future Perfect

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

Conditional

Present

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

Perfect

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

Other

Synonyms & Antonyms

Synonyms

satirize
burlesque, mimic, parody, lampoon, travesty, ridicule, distort

Additional Information

Phrasal Verbs

Etymology

1. 1748, from Fr. caricature, from It. caricatura "satirical picture," lit. "an overloading," from caricare "to load, exaggerate," from V.L. carricare (see charge). The It. form had been used in Eng. from c.1682.
2. Borrowed from French caricature, from Italian caricatùra, ultimately from Latin carrus, and so not related to character, which is instead ultimately from Ancient Greek χαρακτήρ (kharaktḗr, “type, nature, character”). See: French 'caricature'.

Sample Sentences

  • Their faults grew suddenly perceptible, and their absurdities an unfailing subject of mimicry. All these, in his hands, became singularly amusing. Francesca, who had little knowledge, and no envy, of the individuals so relentlessly caricatured, could not help being entertained. [1834, L[etitia] E[lizabeth] L[andon], chapter XVII, in Francesca Carrara. […], volume I, London: Richard Bentley, […], (successor to Henry Colburn), →OCLC, page 180:]