miscalibrate – English verb conjugation

English verb forms of miscalibrate

Nominal Forms

Infinitive: to miscalibrate
Participle: miscalibrated
Gerund: miscalibrating

Cognates

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Indicative

Present

Imiscalibrate
youmiscalibrate
he;she;itmiscalibrates
wemiscalibrate
youmiscalibrate
theymiscalibrate

Perfect

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

Past

Imiscalibrated
youmiscalibrated
he;she;itmiscalibrated
wemiscalibrated
youmiscalibrated
theymiscalibrated

Pluperfect

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

Future

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

Future Perfect

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

Subjunctive

Present

Imiscalibrate
youmiscalibrate
he;she;itmiscalibrate
wemiscalibrate
youmiscalibrate
theymiscalibrate

Perfect

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

Imperfect

Imiscalibrated
youmiscalibrated
he;she;itmiscalibrated
wemiscalibrated
youmiscalibrated
theymiscalibrated

Pluperfect

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

Conditional

Present

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

Perfect

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

Imperative

youmiscalibrate
weLet's miscalibrate
youmiscalibrate

Progressive (Continuous) Forms

Indicative

Present

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

Perfect

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

Past

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

Pluperfect

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

Future

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

Future Perfect

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

Conditional

Present

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

Perfect

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

Other

Synonyms & Antonyms

Additional Information

Phrasal Verbs

Etymology

1. Etymology tree
2. Proto-Indo-European *mey-?
3. Proto-Indo-European *meyth₂-der.
4. Proto-Germanic *missaz
5. Proto-Germanic *missa-
6. Proto-West Germanic *missa-
7. Old English mis-
8. Middle English mys-
9. English mis-
10. English calibrate
11. English miscalibrate
12. From mis- + calibrate.

Sample Sentences

  • He can use that instrument every day and miscalibrate and misinspect a large percentage of the equipment he is supposed to certify. [1967, EEE - Volume 15, Issues 1-12:]
  • But the relaxation of a few miscalibrated, onerous provisions is where this effort should end. [2007 January 2, “Holding the Line”, in New York Times:]