impignorate – English verb conjugation

English verb forms of impignorate

Nominal Forms

Infinitive: to impignorate
Participle: impignorated
Gerund: impignorating

Cognates

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Indicative

Present

I	impignorate
you	impignorate
he;she;it	impignorates
we	impignorate
you	impignorate
they	impignorate

Perfect

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

Past

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

Pluperfect

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

Future

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

Future Perfect

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

Subjunctive

Present

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

Perfect

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

Imperfect

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

Pluperfect

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

Conditional

Present

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

Perfect

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

Imperative

you	impignorate
we	Let's impignorate
you	impignorate

Progressive (Continuous) Forms

Indicative

Present

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

Perfect

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

Past

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

Pluperfect

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

Future

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

Future Perfect

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

Conditional

Present

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

Perfect

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

Other

Verbs conjugated like 'impignorate'

abacinate, abalienate, abase, abate, abbreviate, abdicate, abduce, aberrate, aberuncate, abirritate, abjudge, abjudicate, abjugate, abjure, ablactate, ablaqueate, able, ablegate, abligate, abnegate, etc. (List truncated at 20 verbs)

Verbs similar to 'impignorate'

oppignorate, pignorate, immigrate, impinguate, invigorate, minorate, oppignerate, pignerate, emigrate, envigorate,

Synonyms & Antonyms

Additional Information

Phrasal Verbs

Etymology

From Latin impignoratus, perfect passive participle of impignorare (“to pawn”). See pignoration.

Sample Sentences

the actial delivery to the lender of the impignorated lands — is clearly the feature of the deed, and the transaction may therefore be described more accurately as a pawn or wadset than as a mortgage in its modern sense [1904, Gilbert Goudie, The Celtic and Scandinavian antiquities of Shetland:]