particulate – English verb conjugation

English verb forms of particulate

Nominal Forms

Infinitive: to particulate
Participle: particulated
Gerund: particulating

Cognates

-

Indicative

Present

Iparticulate
youparticulate
he;she;itparticulates
weparticulate
youparticulate
theyparticulate

Perfect

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

Past

Iparticulated
youparticulated
he;she;itparticulated
weparticulated
youparticulated
theyparticulated

Pluperfect

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

Future

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

Future Perfect

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

Subjunctive

Present

Iparticulate
youparticulate
he;she;itparticulate
weparticulate
youparticulate
theyparticulate

Perfect

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

Imperfect

Iparticulated
youparticulated
he;she;itparticulated
weparticulated
youparticulated
theyparticulated

Pluperfect

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

Conditional

Present

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

Perfect

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

Imperative

youparticulate
weLet's particulate
youparticulate

Progressive (Continuous) Forms

Indicative

Present

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

Perfect

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

Past

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

Pluperfect

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

Future

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

Future Perfect

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

Conditional

Present

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

Perfect

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

Other

Synonyms & Antonyms

Additional Information

Phrasal Verbs

Etymology

From New Latin particulātus (“divided into small parts”) (also particulāta (“small parts”), from its neuter plural), from Classical Latin particula (“particle”), from pars (“part, piece”) + -cula (diminutive suffix), + -ātus (-ate). The verb is probably independently from the adjective rather than from Etymology 2.

Sample Sentences

  • Only after the explosion has particulated the poison and given it every opportunity to vaporize can any appreciable concentration of gas be present in the air. [1918 October, S[amuel] J[ames] M[anson] Auld, “The German Gas Attack […]”, in Arthur W[ilson] Page, editor, The World’s Work: A History of Our Time, volume XXXVI, number 6, Garden City, N.Y.: Doubleday, Page & Company, →OCLC, page 646, column 2:]
  • The study proved that Sialon particulated smaller than 0.5 micron could be sintered without using any auxiliary additives. [1984 April 17, The Japan Economic Journal, Tokyo: Nihon Keizai Shimbun, →ISSN, →OCLC, page 17:]
  • The fascia is then particulated, rechecked for sterility, and loaded into syringes that are vacuum-packaged. [2000 July, Cheryl Guttman, “Injectable preserved particulate fascia is safe filler”, in Dermatology Times, Monmouth Junction, N.J.: MultiMedia Healthcare, →ISSN, →OCLC, page 50:]