overeducate – English verb conjugation

English verb forms of overeducate

Nominal Forms

Infinitive: to overeducate
Participle: overeducated
Gerund: overeducating

Cognates

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Indicative

Present

Iovereducate
youovereducate
he;she;itovereducates
weovereducate
youovereducate
theyovereducate

Perfect

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

Past

Iovereducated
youovereducated
he;she;itovereducated
weovereducated
youovereducated
theyovereducated

Pluperfect

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

Future

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

Future Perfect

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

Subjunctive

Present

Iovereducate
youovereducate
he;she;itovereducate
weovereducate
youovereducate
theyovereducate

Perfect

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

Imperfect

Iovereducated
youovereducated
he;she;itovereducated
weovereducated
youovereducated
theyovereducated

Pluperfect

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

Conditional

Present

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

Perfect

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

Imperative

youovereducate
weLet's overeducate
youovereducate

Progressive (Continuous) Forms

Indicative

Present

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

Perfect

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

Past

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

Pluperfect

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

Future

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

Future Perfect

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

Conditional

Present

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

Perfect

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

Other

Synonyms & Antonyms

Additional Information

Phrasal Verbs

Etymology

From over- + educate.

Sample Sentences

  • You cannot overeducate the man you place in charge of a steam engine on board of a ship, and on whose judgment and skill a thousand valuable lives, to say nothing of property, may depend. [1876, F. Colburn Adams, High Old Salts, page 12:]
  • They are drilled and attend school on the premises, being taught by a capable mistress who understands their disabilities, and does not overeducate them, and yet tries to prevent their minds becoming fallow. [1921, J. Anderson Smith, “The Foreign Field”, in Mother and Child, volume 2, page 373:]
  • “You know, one thing I find particularly unpleasant about you Americans is your tendency to overeducate your women.” [2004, Patricia Lewin, Out of Reach, Ballantine Books,, →ISBN, page 177:]