redecussate – English verb conjugation

English verb forms of redecussate

Nominal Forms

Infinitive: to redecussate
Participle: redecussated
Gerund: redecussating

Cognates

-

Indicative

Present

Iredecussate
youredecussate
he;she;itredecussates
weredecussate
youredecussate
theyredecussate

Perfect

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

Past

Iredecussated
youredecussated
he;she;itredecussated
weredecussated
youredecussated
theyredecussated

Pluperfect

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

Future

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

Future Perfect

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

Subjunctive

Present

Iredecussate
youredecussate
he;she;itredecussate
weredecussate
youredecussate
theyredecussate

Perfect

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

Imperfect

Iredecussated
youredecussated
he;she;itredecussated
weredecussated
youredecussated
theyredecussated

Pluperfect

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

Conditional

Present

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

Perfect

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

Imperative

youredecussate
weLet's redecussate
youredecussate

Progressive (Continuous) Forms

Indicative

Present

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

Perfect

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

Past

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

Pluperfect

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

Future

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

Future Perfect

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

Conditional

Present

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

Perfect

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

Other

Synonyms & Antonyms

Additional Information

Phrasal Verbs

Etymology

From re- + decussate.

Sample Sentences

  • If Ferrier's recent contradition of Brown-Séquard's theorem stands, then we are in the same quandary as before with regard to the alternative stated by Wernicke, that if the sensory paths all decussate in the oblongata, they must redecussate twice in the cord, if the facts of capsular and spinal hemianæsthesia are to be harmonized. [1884, George Frederick Shrady, Thomas Lathrop Stedman, Medical Record - Volume 26, page 424:]
  • Some of the fibres of the crossed pyramid redecussate (in lower animals) and enter the pyramidal tract of the side on which they started. [1897, Charles Loomis Dana, Text-book of Nervous Diseases:]
  • However, many nonmammalian vertebrates possess excellent stereopsis and have completely crossed optic tracts. In these species, optic tract fibers or higher-order pathways redecussate in commissures other than the optic chiasm, so that ultimately visual centers do receive information from both eyes. [1988, Jelle Atema, Richard R. Fay, Arthur N. Popper, William N. Tavolga, Sensory Biology of Aquatic Animals, →ISBN, page 876:]