dumbfound – English verb conjugation

English verb forms of dumbfound

Nominal Forms

Infinitive: to dumbfound
Participle: dumbfounded
Gerund: dumbfounding

Cognates

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Indicative

Present

I	dumbfound
you	dumbfound
he;she;it	dumbfounds
we	dumbfound
you	dumbfound
they	dumbfound

Perfect

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

Past

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

Pluperfect

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

Future

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

Future Perfect

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

Subjunctive

Present

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

Perfect

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

Imperfect

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

Pluperfect

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

Conditional

Present

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

Perfect

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

Imperative

you	dumbfound
we	Let's dumbfound
you	dumbfound

Progressive (Continuous) Forms

Indicative

Present

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

Perfect

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

Past

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

Pluperfect

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

Future

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

Future Perfect

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

Conditional

Present

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

Perfect

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

Other

Verbs conjugated like 'dumbfound'

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 'dumbfound'

dumfound, dumbfounder, disbound, dumfounder, embound, imbound, unfound, abound, amound, bound,

Synonyms & Antonyms

Synonyms

to render someone less able to understand: baffle, befuddle, bewilder, complicate, confuddle, confuse, confuzzle, dazzle, discombobulate, disconcert, flabagast, flabbergast, flabbergaster, flummox, jumble, knot, perplex, puzzle

Additional Information

Phrasal Verbs

Etymology

Blend of dumb + confound.

Sample Sentences

A bunch of nice, middle-class women debated on how to "rescue" prostitutes from their "terrible" fate. By invitation, the conference was attended by a number of prostitutes, who dumbfounded those nice, bourgeois ladies by making it clear that they had no desire whatever to be "rescued" [1989 December 3, Franklin Kameny, “Prostitution: Good, Right, And Desirable”, in Gay Community News, volume 17, number 21, page 5:]