comprize – English verb conjugation

English verb forms of comprize

Nominal Forms

Infinitive: to comprize
Participle: comprized
Gerund: comprizing

Cognates

-

Indicative

Present

Icomprize
youcomprize
he;she;itcomprizes
wecomprize
youcomprize
theycomprize

Perfect

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

Past

Icomprized
youcomprized
he;she;itcomprized
wecomprized
youcomprized
theycomprized

Pluperfect

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

Future

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

Future Perfect

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

Subjunctive

Present

Icomprize
youcomprize
he;she;itcomprize
wecomprize
youcomprize
theycomprize

Perfect

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

Imperfect

Icomprized
youcomprized
he;she;itcomprized
wecomprized
youcomprized
theycomprized

Pluperfect

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

Conditional

Present

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

Perfect

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

Imperative

youcomprize
weLet's comprize
youcomprize

Progressive (Continuous) Forms

Indicative

Present

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

Perfect

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

Past

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

Pluperfect

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

Future

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

Future Perfect

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

Conditional

Present

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

Perfect

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

Other

Synonyms & Antonyms

Additional Information

Phrasal Verbs

Etymology

Sample Sentences

  • The chain traces of the c-ring comprized of c8c'c" is colored in gray and the spherical atoms of the d-subunit is colored in blue. [2021, Effects of Membrane Lipids on Protein Function, Frontiers Media SA, page 15:]
  • When you dig up your dahlias in late autumn you'll be surprised by the number of tubers that have formed, and by how different they look depending on the variety. Regardless of size, after dividing each tuber should comprize of a body, a neck and a crown. [2024, Ulrika Grönlund, Dahlias: Inspiration, Cultivation and Care for 222 Varieties, Quadrille Publishing:]
  • In that sense, by definition is meant the indication of a larger aggregate, in which the aggregate in question (the aggregate for the name of which definition is required) is comprized; together with the indication of some property or properties by which the aggregate in question stands distinguished from whatsoever other aggregates are likewise comprized under that same larger aggregate: distinguished, to wit in this manner: viz. [2025, Essays on Logic, Ethics, and Universal Grammar, UCL Press, page 73:]