protocolize – English verb conjugation

English verb forms of protocolize

Nominal Forms

Infinitive: to protocolize
Participle: protocolized
Gerund: protocolizing

Cognates

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Indicative

Present

I	protocolize
you	protocolize
he;she;it	protocolizes
we	protocolize
you	protocolize
they	protocolize

Perfect

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

Past

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

Pluperfect

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

Future

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

Future Perfect

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

Subjunctive

Present

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

Perfect

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

Imperfect

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

Pluperfect

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

Conditional

Present

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

Perfect

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

Imperative

you	protocolize
we	Let's protocolize
you	protocolize

Progressive (Continuous) Forms

Indicative

Present

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

Perfect

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

Past

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

Pluperfect

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

Future

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

Future Perfect

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

Conditional

Present

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

Perfect

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

Other

Verbs conjugated like 'protocolize'

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 'protocolize'

protocolise, photoionize, proteolyze, protocol, protolyze, protonize, protoxidize, colocalize, eroticize, geolocalize,

Synonyms & Antonyms

Additional Information

Phrasal Verbs

Etymology

From protocol + -ize.

Sample Sentences

It is true that in resistance to a suit to protocolize the contract, he may show that for fraud or other cause the contract ought not to be enforced. [1929, Henry Wilbur Humble, Cases on conflict of laws:]