CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO OUTGLARE
PRESENT
Present
I outglare
you outglare
he/she/it outglares
we outglare
you outglare
they outglare
Present continuous
I am outglaring
you are outglaring
he/she/it is outglaring
we are outglaring
you are outglaring
they are outglaring
Present perfect
I have outglared
you have outglared
he/she/it has outglared
we have outglared
you have outglared
they have outglared
Present perfect continuous
I have been outglaring
you have been outglaring
he/she/it has been outglaring
we have been outglaring
you have been outglaring
they have been outglaring
Present tense is used to refer to circumstances that exist at the present time or over a period that includes the present time. The
present perfect refers to past events, although it can be considered to denote primarily the resulting present situation rather than the events themselves.
PAST
Past
I outglared
you outglared
he/she/it outglared
we outglared
you outglared
they outglared
Past continuous
I was outglaring
you were outglaring
he/she/it was outglaring
we were outglaring
you were outglaring
they were outglaring
Past perfect
I had outglared
you had outglared
he/she/it had outglared
we had outglared
you had outglared
they had outglared
Past perfect continuous
I had been outglaring
you had been outglaring
he/she/it had been outglaring
we had been outglaring
you had been outglaring
they had been outglaring
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will outglare
you will outglare
he/she/it will outglare
we will outglare
you will outglare
they will outglare
Future continuous
I will be outglaring
you will be outglaring
he/she/it will be outglaring
we will be outglaring
you will be outglaring
they will be outglaring
Future perfect
I will have outglared
you will have outglared
he/she/it will have outglared
we will have outglared
you will have outglared
they will have outglared
Future perfect continuous
I will have been outglaring
you will have been outglaring
he/she/it will have been outglaring
we will have been outglaring
you will have been outglaring
they will have been outglaring
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would outglare
you would outglare
he/she/it would outglare
we would outglare
you would outglare
they would outglare
Conditional continuous
I would be outglaring
you would be outglaring
he/she/it would be outglaring
we would be outglaring
you would be outglaring
they would be outglaring
Conditional perfect
I would have outglare
you would have outglare
he/she/it would have outglare
we would have outglare
you would have outglare
they would have outglare
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been outglaring
you would have been outglaring
he/she/it would have been outglaring
we would have been outglaring
you would have been outglaring
they would have been outglaring
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you outglare
we let´s outglare
you outglare
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Past participle
outglared
Present Participle
outglaring
Infinitive shows the action beyond temporal perspective. The
present participle or gerund shows the action during the session. The
past participle shows the action after completion.
10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «OUTGLARE»
Discover the use of
outglare in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
outglare and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
The sacred annual: a gift for all seasons
He weeps; Repentance darts into his convict heart A ray of peace. The rising arm
of wrath Drops the impending thunder; mercy smiles Benign. E'en though the
blaze of guilt outglare The scarlet's crimson hue, fair mercy sheds Her hoard of
joy, ...
Horatio Hastings Weld, 1851
2
The Illuminating Engineer
Not satisfied with the glare of a single mantle burner, they bunch three or four of
them together in a vain attempt to outglare even the electric are which, however,
thus far stands unrivaled. .-\s to the position of the light's source, the electric light
...
... very few people could outglare a one-eyed man. Naturally, Emmett caved. “
Gillian wants you to find placemats,” he told Austen, doing what he'd promised. “
They're in.
4
Cambria Upon Two Sticks, Or, The Eisteddvod and the ...
Now with all Wales t 'have dealings fair, Show wlio, and where, and what you are,
And at your verse, let all men stare Till 'nearh their starings You seem, if not the
stars t' outglare You do Welsh herrings. Taihaiarnf Ceiriog, Derfd, too, And ...
5
Journal of social science: containing the proceedings of the ...
The near prizes outglare the far off penalties; the pleasing possibility of the one
flatters hope more than the repulsive possibility of the other rouses fear. A
judicious assignment of a modest percentage of questionable gains to some
institution ...
6
Esays on Fiction. [With a note by M. C. M. S., i.e. M. C. M. ...
... error of Minna, would outglare and outweigh all his former sins, were they
doubled in weight and in dye.' He feels remorse for having ' turned his follower
Bunce from a stroller by land to a rover by sea; ' surrenders to Mordaunt instead
of ...
Nassau William SENIOR, M. C. M. S., afterwards SIMPSON SENIOR (Mary Charlotte Mair), 1864
I was struck with the softness, calmness and even distribution of the light in this
beautiful window which, without obtrusiveness, with- outglare or restlessness of
design, seemed to harmonize so completely with the serenity and solemn ...
A marvel here, a glory there, But clouds will intervene, And garish earthly noon
outglare The purity serene. I give thee joy ! O worthy word ! Congratulate — A
courtier fine, Transacts, politely shuffling by, The civil ceremonial lie, Which,
quickly ...
Arthur Hugh Clough, Thomas Burbidge, 1849
9
Journal of Social Science: Containing the Proceedings of the ...
The near prizes outglare the far off penalties ; the pleasing possibility of the one
natters hope more than the repulsive possibility of the other rouses fear. A
judicious assignment of a modest percentage of questionable gains to some
institution ...
Franklin Benjamin Sanborn, 1869
and outglare the best, and for a time triumph over them. But in this exhibition no
such disturbance met one, but rather one was received into an atmosphere of
peace and harmony, and in such a temper beheld the pictures. The largest
picture ...
3 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «OUTGLARE»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
outglare is used in the context of the following news items.
RBI wants to control both prices and debt market, but government …
But in this game to outglare the other, Rajan, despite RBI's high moral ground, is on a weaker wicket. Rajan has convinced New Delhi that RBI, ... «Economic Times, Mar 15»
Royal Oak family's home trashed by red-tailed hawk
AND THIS GLASS WAS SHATTERED OUTGLARE NOT EXACTLY WHAT ROYAL OAK RESIDENT ANNE DUKE EXPECTED WHEN SHE AND ... «WDIV Detroit, Jan 15»
The Light Master of Super Bowl Halftime
Hyperkinetic, computer-controlled lighting has become so commonplace that any Holiday Inn function room can outglare Times Square. «Wall Street Journal, Feb 13»
