CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO RAREFY
PRESENT
Present
I rarefy
you rarefy
he/she/it rarefies
we rarefy
you rarefy
they rarefy
Present continuous
I am rarefying
you are rarefying
he/she/it is rarefying
we are rarefying
you are rarefying
they are rarefying
Present perfect
I have rarefied
you have rarefied
he/she/it has rarefied
we have rarefied
you have rarefied
they have rarefied
Present perfect continuous
I have been rarefying
you have been rarefying
he/she/it has been rarefying
we have been rarefying
you have been rarefying
they have been rarefying
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 rarefied
you rarefied
he/she/it rarefied
we rarefied
you rarefied
they rarefied
Past continuous
I was rarefying
you were rarefying
he/she/it was rarefying
we were rarefying
you were rarefying
they were rarefying
Past perfect
I had rarefied
you had rarefied
he/she/it had rarefied
we had rarefied
you had rarefied
they had rarefied
Past perfect continuous
I had been rarefying
you had been rarefying
he/she/it had been rarefying
we had been rarefying
you had been rarefying
they had been rarefying
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will rarefy
you will rarefy
he/she/it will rarefy
we will rarefy
you will rarefy
they will rarefy
Future continuous
I will be rarefying
you will be rarefying
he/she/it will be rarefying
we will be rarefying
you will be rarefying
they will be rarefying
Future perfect
I will have rarefied
you will have rarefied
he/she/it will have rarefied
we will have rarefied
you will have rarefied
they will have rarefied
Future perfect continuous
I will have been rarefying
you will have been rarefying
he/she/it will have been rarefying
we will have been rarefying
you will have been rarefying
they will have been rarefying
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would rarefy
you would rarefy
he/she/it would rarefy
we would rarefy
you would rarefy
they would rarefy
Conditional continuous
I would be rarefying
you would be rarefying
he/she/it would be rarefying
we would be rarefying
you would be rarefying
they would be rarefying
Conditional perfect
I would have rarefy
you would have rarefy
he/she/it would have rarefy
we would have rarefy
you would have rarefy
they would have rarefy
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been rarefying
you would have been rarefying
he/she/it would have been rarefying
we would have been rarefying
you would have been rarefying
they would have been rarefying
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you rarefy
we let´s rarefy
you rarefy
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Present Participle
rarefying
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 «RAREFY»
Discover the use of
rarefy in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
rarefy and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Neuman and Baretti's Dictionary of the Spanish and English ...
To rarefy, to become thin and extended. Rarefaciente, a. Rarefying. Rarefactivo,
va, a. Rarefactive. Rarefacto, ta, pp. irr. of Jiarefacer and Rare facerte. Rareza, tf.
1. Rarity, rareness, uncommonness, infrequency. 2. Rarity, a thing valued for its ...
Henry Neuman, Giuseppe Marco Antonio Baretti, 1837
2
Philosophical principles of medecine
Fit will be thereby protracted and strengthned; which in highly inflammatory and
rarefactive Fevers especially, is very dangerous : the Reason of which is, that
while the Stomach is extremely heated, and the Air contain'd in it forcibly rarefy'd,
...
3
Encyclopaedia Perthensis; Or Universal Dictionary of the ...
In Xfyt the valve O cannot be raised without prevalence of the elasticity of the air
in i above the weight of the atmosphere, united, make it difficult to rarefy than 100
times, and very few such syr rarefy it more than 50 times ; whereas I with cocks, ...
If the common pump will, in experiment, rarefy the air only one hundred times,
when in its best state, and Mr. Smeatoris, by construction, in duplicate proportion
to this, it ought to go to ten thousand ; every thing being supposed perfect : but in
its ...
American Academy of Arts and Sciences, 1785
5
Encyclopaedia Perthensis; or, Universal dictionary of Knowledge
See Repulsion. _ * RAREF1ABLE. adj. [from rarefy.] Admitting rarefaction. — (1.)
* To RAREFY, -tr. a. [rarefier, Fr. ranu and facio, Lat. rarify were more proper.] To
make thin : contrary to condense. — To the hot equator crouding fast, Where ...
Encyclopaedia Perthensis, 1806
6
Mi Lengua: Spanish as a Heritage Language in the United ...
I edit for spelling after I'm finished writing. a Never a Rarefy a Occasionally a
Often W22. I try to put the accents on while I'm writing.6 a Never a Rarely n
Occasionally n Often W23. I go back and put the accents on after I'm finished
writing. a ...
Ana Roca, María Cecilia Colombi, 2003
7
A System of Mechanical Philosophy
This will rarefy the air of the receiver ten times. Repeating the operation will rarefy
it 100 times ; the third operation will rarefy it 1000 times; the fourth, 10,000 times,
&c. All this may be done in half a minute. Patebt in 1785. " For certain newly ...
John Robison, Sir David Brewster, James Watt, 1822
8
Surveying Natural Populations: Quantitative Tools for ...
A colleague has stated that the bats have about the same species richness as the
trees because at n = 579 there are S = 38 species. Comment. 12.2 Using the
equation from Problem 12.1, rarefy to predict S for n = 206, 344, 579, ...
Lee-Ann C. Hayek, Martin A. Buzas, 2010
9
Lexicon Physico-medicum: Or, a New Medicinal Dictionary, ...
Therefore, according to the Laws of Staticks, the Air, which kiefs rarefy 'd or
expended by Heat, and consequently more ponderous, must have a Motion
round those Parts thereof, vhich are more rarefy'd, and less ponderous, to bring it
to an ...
10
The Mechanic's Magazine, Museum, Register, Journal and Gazette
A(Qn_l)Qn nn 20n-l = V,205^1 .•. After the first time of rarefaction, keep it rarefied
to this extent, and to we shall by this method only use empty (A), we shall require
as before AQn.(Qn-l) 0n _ 1 P 2 0n-l Ap.-jjJ-" to rarefy the air to the extent £ ; and
...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «RAREFY»
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rarefy is used in the context of the following news items.
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In these concise works, completed in 2010, Escaich was able to rarefy the feral fecundity heard in the improvisations, trimming the excess fat and boiling it down ... «Washington Post, May 15»
More Intense Summer Heat Waves Caused by the Faster Melting …
... a study, published March 12, the Arctic warming obviously interrupts the air stream that substantially rarefy summer storms. The effect causes more hot fronts. «Geek Infinite, Mar 15»
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Like a neoplatonist ascending the chain of being from material distinctiveness to “the One,” evangelicalism ever seeks to rarefy its essence from the particulars. «The Federalist, Jan 15»
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"Sometimes scientists deal with too much information; the artist is the editor. "Artists rarefy it into visual poetics. You can write a poem or a novel: These guys are ... «The News-Press, Jan 15»
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They move to compress (and rarefy) air, so you can hear sound. That movement requires energy, and that's where the headphone amp comes in. An amp with a ... «Forbes, Aug 14»
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But you'd risk those essential truths you're hoping to rarefy, being contextualized to a point where their own essence might be radically diminished, perhaps ... «PopMatters, Jul 14»
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The two examples of Mary Frank's “Equestrian and Standing Nude” series, from 1982, seem photo-based, yet rarefy their juxtaposed images into silhouettes and ... «Washington Post, Jul 14»
