misreform – English verb conjugation

English verb forms of misreform

Nominal Forms

Infinitive: to misreform
Participle: misreformed
Gerund: misreforming

Cognates

-

Indicative

Present

Imisreform
youmisreform
he;she;itmisreforms
wemisreform
youmisreform
theymisreform

Perfect

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

Past

Imisreformed
youmisreformed
he;she;itmisreformed
wemisreformed
youmisreformed
theymisreformed

Pluperfect

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

Future

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

Future Perfect

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

Subjunctive

Present

Imisreform
youmisreform
he;she;itmisreform
wemisreform
youmisreform
theymisreform

Perfect

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

Imperfect

Imisreformed
youmisreformed
he;she;itmisreformed
wemisreformed
youmisreformed
theymisreformed

Pluperfect

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

Conditional

Present

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

Perfect

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

Imperative

youmisreform
weLet's misreform
youmisreform

Progressive (Continuous) Forms

Indicative

Present

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

Perfect

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

Past

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

Pluperfect

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

Future

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

Future Perfect

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

Conditional

Present

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

Perfect

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

Other

Verbs conjugated like 'misreform'

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)

Synonyms & Antonyms

Additional Information

Phrasal Verbs

Etymology

From mis- + reform.

Sample Sentences

  • And more then this he foysteth in to his translation the worde necessarie in steed of flagitare videntur, And thus like a bungling botcher he patcheth togither those vncertainties of Cassander to make himselfe and others a deceitfull safegarde of greater comfort and benefit for the soule which he erroneously supposeth rather to be in his misreformed faith them in the Romish. [1632, T. T., An Appendix To The Whetstone:]
  • And I do still believe that, as all the errors of your life have proceeded from too great an excess of charity and therefore they may the rather be called the errors of other men than your's, it is posfible you may exercise more of that Christian virtue, towards those misreformed Churches, than their constitution deserves. [1773, State Papers: Commencing From The Year MDCXXI, page 402:]
  • First, it will be soon manifest to them who know what wise men should know, that the constitution and reformation of a commonwealth, if Ezra and Nehemiah did not misreform, is, like a building, to begin orderly from the foundation thereof, which is marriage and the family, to set arigth first whatever is amiss therein. [1848, John Milton, James Augustus St. John, Charles Richard Sumner, The prose works of John Milton, page 279:]