duchess – English verb conjugation

English verb forms of duchess

Nominal Forms

Infinitive: to duchess
Participle: duchessed
Gerund: duchessing

Cognates

-

Indicative

Present

Iduchess
youduchess
he;she;itduchesses
weduchess
youduchess
theyduchess

Perfect

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

Past

Iduchessed
youduchessed
he;she;itduchessed
weduchessed
youduchessed
theyduchessed

Pluperfect

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

Future

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

Future Perfect

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

Subjunctive

Present

Iduchess
youduchess
he;she;itduchess
weduchess
youduchess
theyduchess

Perfect

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

Imperfect

Iduchessed
youduchessed
he;she;itduchessed
weduchessed
youduchessed
theyduchessed

Pluperfect

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

Conditional

Present

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

Perfect

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

Imperative

youduchess
weLet's duchess
youduchess

Progressive (Continuous) Forms

Indicative

Present

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

Perfect

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

Past

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

Pluperfect

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

Future

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

Future Perfect

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

Conditional

Present

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

Perfect

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

Other

Verbs conjugated like 'duchess'

abash, abolish, abroach, accomplish, accroach, address, admix, admonish, ado, adpress, affamish, affix, alloo, amass, ambush, anguish, annex, appeach, appears, approach, etc. (List truncated at 20 verbs)

Verbs similar to 'duchess'

duress, access, cess, chese, chest, de-ess, declass, depress, digress, douche,

Synonyms & Antonyms

Additional Information

Phrasal Verbs

Etymology

From Middle English duchesse, from Old French duchesse. Doublet of duchesse.

Sample Sentences

  • On arrival in England he was “duchessed” in a manner that no Australian Prime Minister has ever been “duchessed” before or since. Northcliffe was looking for someone around whom he could build a campaign against Asquith. Hughes filled the bill nicely. [1956, John Thomas Lang, I Remember, page 64:]
  • ‘A word to the wise, Murray. Those wogs you′ve been duchessing at Ethnic Affairs have got nothing on the culture vultures. Tear the flesh right off your bones, they will.’ [1996, Shane Maloney, The Brush-Off, published 2003, page 46:]
  • The traditional version of Hughes′ decision to introduce conscription gives central importance to his visit to London in April 1916 where it is alleged he was duchessed and deceived concerning recruitment figures. [2004, Humphrey McQueen, A New Britannia, Fourth Edition, page 66:]
  • But by 1914 Grayson had, according to Groves, been thoroughly duchessed, believing that he could enjoy the good things in life and still serve the cause. [2006, Jacqueline Dickenson, Renegades and Rats: Betrayal and the Remaking of Radical Organisations in Britain and Australia, page 144:]