spectacularize – English verb conjugation

English verb forms of spectacularize

Nominal Forms

Infinitive: to spectacularize
Participle: spectacularized
Gerund: spectacularizing

Cognates

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Indicative

Present

Ispectacularize
youspectacularize
he;she;itspectacularizes
wespectacularize
youspectacularize
theyspectacularize

Perfect

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

Past

Ispectacularized
youspectacularized
he;she;itspectacularized
wespectacularized
youspectacularized
theyspectacularized

Pluperfect

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

Future

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

Future Perfect

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

Subjunctive

Present

Ispectacularize
youspectacularize
he;she;itspectacularize
wespectacularize
youspectacularize
theyspectacularize

Perfect

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

Imperfect

Ispectacularized
youspectacularized
he;she;itspectacularized
wespectacularized
youspectacularized
theyspectacularized

Pluperfect

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

Conditional

Present

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

Perfect

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

Imperative

youspectacularize
weLet's spectacularize
youspectacularize

Progressive (Continuous) Forms

Indicative

Present

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

Perfect

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

Past

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

Pluperfect

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

Future

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

Future Perfect

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

Conditional

Present

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

Perfect

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

Other

Synonyms & Antonyms

Additional Information

Phrasal Verbs

Etymology

From spectacular + -ize.

Sample Sentences

  • While I believe that the documentary format is a crucial part of media journalism, I think it in dubious taste to tell this particular set of stories in a context so full of spectacularizing visual tricks and special effects. [2015 November 20, “The 11.8.15 Issue”, in New York Times:]