entune – English verb conjugation

English verb forms of entune

Nominal Forms

Infinitive: to entune
Participle: entuned
Gerund: entuning

Cognates

-

Indicative

Present

Ientune
youentune
he;she;itentunes
weentune
youentune
theyentune

Perfect

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

Past

Ientuned
youentuned
he;she;itentuned
weentuned
youentuned
theyentuned

Pluperfect

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

Future

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

Future Perfect

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

Subjunctive

Present

Ientune
youentune
he;she;itentune
weentune
youentune
theyentune

Perfect

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

Imperfect

Ientuned
youentuned
he;she;itentuned
weentuned
youentuned
theyentuned

Pluperfect

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

Conditional

Present

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

Perfect

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

Imperative

youentune
weLet's entune
youentune

Progressive (Continuous) Forms

Indicative

Present

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

Perfect

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

Past

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

Pluperfect

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

Future

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

Future Perfect

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

Conditional

Present

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

Perfect

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

Other

Verbs similar to 'entune'

intune, untune, attune, detune, encunt, endue, endure, engine, enlute, enmure,

Synonyms & Antonyms

Additional Information

Phrasal Verbs

Etymology

Sample Sentences

  • Let other bards their harps entune for knight and lady gay, Be mine the homely, humble task, to weave the plaintive lay, Which pleads for injured innocence, and breathes the heartfelt prayer For the gentle village maiden, heart-broken with despair. [1841 October, P.G. Benjamin Stott, “The Fate of Marion”, in The Odd Fellows' Magazine, volume 6, number 8, page 416:]
  • And he shall come again, Shall judge the All, entune disharmony, Shall wipe all weeping eyes: the Lord of Lords, The Christ, the Lord himself, the mighty Lord! [1877, Edward Williams Johns, The Silver Wedding, page 149:]
  • To celebrate in pean lays Returning months, let not that night Her voice entune. [1894, Hiram Mason Sydenstricker, The Epic of the Orient, page 12:]
  • Especially is this so of the songs of the HAWAIIAN race, upon whom the hand of detiny is enforcing changes which will soon entune their natural musical capabilities to the songs of other lands. [1901, Charles A. K. Hopkins, Aloha collection of Hawaiian songs, page 4:]
  • It is the function of the poet to entune his readers with the universe, or, in Whitman's words, to indicate the path between reality and man's soul. But as soon as the poet strives to entune himself with the universe, he finds himself thinking of death. [1947, Alice Beal Parsons, The World Around the Mountain, page 169:]
  • New Agers who, through meditation, yoga or ritual, are reaching out to cosmic energy in order to 'entune' themselves with the beyond. [2021, Eileen Barker, “Contemporary Creations and Re-cognitions of Sacred Sites”, in David W. Kim, editor, Sacred Sites and Sacred Stories Across Cultures, page 309:]
  • And well I ween, ye cannot quite be fled, Ere ye entune his mournful elegy. [1751, Mr. Mason, Collection of Poems: In Three Volumes - Volume 3, page 304:]
  • A voice that should entune love's melodies With tearful cadence, plaintive as the wind; Pleading enfranchisement from self-wound chain. [1856, Edward Wilberforce, The Idler, a treasury of essay, criticism and general literature, page 294:]
  • And harps of thousand strings entune His lays. [1885, John Humberger, The Conquest and Triumph of Divine Wisdom and Love in Predestination, page 110:]
  • With what cold wintry rune Shall we thy praise entune? [1889, Louise Chandler Moulton, In the Garden of Dreams: Lyrics and Sonnets, page 59:]
  • When they have an intimate connection with their own or another's wife, the behold in her the image of the goddess, and think to personate the god, her husband, and at this time they sing a prescribed song, which to entune at the very moment of the closest junction, they believe to be most recommendable. [1901, David Shea, Anthony Troyer, transl., The Dabistán, or School of Manners, page 253:]
  • How sublime a music to hear these hundreds of men entune their sacred anthems to God. [2020, Joseph Krauskopf, Jews and Moors in Spain:]