disenamor – English verb conjugation

English verb forms of disenamor

Nominal Forms

Infinitive: to disenamor
Participle: disenamored
Gerund: disenamoring

Cognates

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Indicative

Present

I	disenamor
you	disenamor
he;she;it	disenamors
we	disenamor
you	disenamor
they	disenamor

Perfect

I	have disenamored
you	have disenamored
he;she;it	has disenamored
we	have disenamored
you	have disenamored
they	have disenamored

Past

I	disenamored
you	disenamored
he;she;it	disenamored
we	disenamored
you	disenamored
they	disenamored

Pluperfect

I	had disenamored
you	had disenamored
he;she;it	had disenamored
we	had disenamored
you	had disenamored
they	had disenamored

Future

I	will disenamor
you	will disenamor
he;she;it	will disenamor
we	will disenamor
you	will disenamor
they	will disenamor

Future Perfect

I	will have disenamored
you	will have disenamored
he;she;it	will have disenamored
we	will have disenamored
you	will have disenamored
they	will have disenamored

Subjunctive

Present

I	disenamor
you	disenamor
he;she;it	disenamor
we	disenamor
you	disenamor
they	disenamor

Perfect

I	have disenamored
you	have disenamored
he;she;it	have disenamored
we	have disenamored
you	have disenamored
they	have disenamored

Imperfect

I	disenamored
you	disenamored
he;she;it	disenamored
we	disenamored
you	disenamored
they	disenamored

Pluperfect

I	had disenamored
you	had disenamored
he;she;it	had disenamored
we	had disenamored
you	had disenamored
they	had disenamored

Conditional

Present

I	would disenamor
you	would disenamor
he;she;it	would disenamor
we	would disenamor
you	would disenamor
they	would disenamor

Perfect

I	would have disenamored
you	would have disenamored
he;she;it	would have disenamored
we	would have disenamored
you	would have disenamored
they	would have disenamored

Imperative

you	disenamor
we	Let's disenamor
you	disenamor

Progressive (Continuous) Forms

Indicative

Present

I	am disenamoring
you	are disenamoring
he;she;it	is disenamoring
we	are disenamoring
you	are disenamoring
they	are disenamoring

Perfect

I	have been disenamoring
you	have been disenamoring
he;she;it	has been disenamoring
we	have been disenamoring
you	have been disenamoring
they	have been disenamoring

Past

I	was disenamoring
you	were disenamoring
he;she;it	was disenamoring
we	were disenamoring
you	were disenamoring
they	were disenamoring

Pluperfect

I	had been disenamoring
you	had been disenamoring
he;she;it	had been disenamoring
we	had been disenamoring
you	had been disenamoring
they	had been disenamoring

Future

I	will be disenamoring
you	will be disenamoring
he;she;it	will be disenamoring
we	will be disenamoring
you	will be disenamoring
they	will be disenamoring

Future Perfect

I	will have been disenamoring
you	will have been disenamoring
he;she;it	will have been disenamoring
we	will have been disenamoring
you	will have been disenamoring
they	will have been disenamoring

Conditional

Present

I	would be disenamoring
you	would be disenamoring
he;she;it	would be disenamoring
we	would be disenamoring
you	would be disenamoring
they	would be disenamoring

Perfect

I	would have been disenamoring
you	would have been disenamoring
he;she;it	would have been disenamoring
we	would have been disenamoring
you	would have been disenamoring
they	would have been disenamoring

Other

Verbs conjugated like 'disenamor'

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 'disenamor'

disenamour, disanchor, disenable, disendow, disenjoy, disenrol, disenter, disfavor, dishumor, enamor,

Synonyms & Antonyms

Additional Information

Phrasal Verbs

Etymology

Sample Sentences

The divine reality of the religious experience in our lives is something we cannot create or produce with our own spiritual powers even if we are wholly enamored of God and labor to disenamor ourselves of the world. This Valdes considers a selfish desire. He repudiates all forms of human initiative or cooperation in creating the Christian experience. [1970, José C. Nieto, Juan de Valdés and the origins of the Spanish and Italian reformation:]