refunction – English verb conjugation

English verb forms of refunction

Nominal Forms

Infinitive: to refunction
Participle: refunctioned
Gerund: refunctioning

Cognates

-

Indicative

Present

I	refunction
you	refunction
he;she;it	refunctions
we	refunction
you	refunction
they	refunction

Perfect

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

Past

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

Pluperfect

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

Future

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

Future Perfect

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

Subjunctive

Present

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

Perfect

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

Imperfect

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

Pluperfect

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

Conditional

Present

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

Perfect

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

Imperative

you	refunction
we	Let's refunction
you	refunction

Progressive (Continuous) Forms

Indicative

Present

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

Perfect

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

Past

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

Pluperfect

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

Future

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

Future Perfect

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

Conditional

Present

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

Perfect

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

Other

Verbs conjugated like 'refunction'

abandon, abduct, abear, aberr, abject, abord, abort, abound, abraid, abray, abrook, abscind, abscond, absist, absorb, abstain, abstract, accend, accent, accept, etc. (List truncated at 20 verbs)

Verbs similar to 'refunction'

function, reauction, remunition, dysfunction, junction, malfunction, misfunction, reaudition, remention, requestion,

Synonyms & Antonyms

Additional Information

Phrasal Verbs

Etymology

From re- + function, as a calque of German Umfunktionierung.

Sample Sentences

A global corporate power, Del Rio Inc., attempts to refunction a Mexican peasant culture of small-holders for biopolitical exploitation by commodifying the water that sustains their way of life. [2016, Antje Dallmann, Eva Boesenberg, Martin Klepper, Approaches to American Cultural Studies, page 143:]