oversedate – English verb conjugation

English verb forms of oversedate

Nominal Forms

Infinitive: to oversedate
Participle: oversedated
Gerund: oversedating

Cognates

-

Indicative

Present

I	oversedate
you	oversedate
he;she;it	oversedates
we	oversedate
you	oversedate
they	oversedate

Perfect

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

Past

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

Pluperfect

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

Future

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

Future Perfect

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

Subjunctive

Present

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

Perfect

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

Imperfect

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

Pluperfect

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

Conditional

Present

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

Perfect

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

Imperative

you	oversedate
we	Let's oversedate
you	oversedate

Progressive (Continuous) Forms

Indicative

Present

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

Perfect

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

Past

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

Pluperfect

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

Future

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

Future Perfect

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

Conditional

Present

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

Perfect

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

Other

Verbs conjugated like 'oversedate'

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 'oversedate'

overaerate, overdate, overskate, overstate, over-educate, over-rate, overdare, overeat, overedge, overedit,

Synonyms & Antonyms

Additional Information

Phrasal Verbs

Etymology

From over- + sedate.

Sample Sentences

But the practice has drawn mounting criticism from doctors and dentists who say it poses a dangerous risk of patients being oversedated by dentists who often have completed only a 24-hour training course and are not equipped to safely monitor the drugs. [2008 March 6, Sarah Kershaw, “My Root Canal? It’s a Blur”, in New York Times:]