Circumscribe (to ) conjugation

English
28 examples
This verb can also mean the following: limit, encircle, restrict, draw, draw the smallest circle, draw a line around, limit narrowly

Conjugation of circumscribe

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Present Simple
circumscribe
circumscribe
circumscribes
circumscribe
circumscribe
circumscribe
Future Simple
will circumscribe
will circumscribe
will circumscribe
will circumscribe
will circumscribe
will circumscribe
Past Simple
circumscribed
circumscribed
circumscribed
circumscribed
circumscribed
circumscribed
Conditional Simple
would circumscribe
would circumscribe
would circumscribe
would circumscribe
would circumscribe
would circumscribe
I
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it/she/he
we
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they
Present Progressive
am circumscribing
are circumscribing
is circumscribing
are circumscribing
are circumscribing
are circumscribing
Future Progressive
will be circumscribing
will be circumscribing
will be circumscribing
will be circumscribing
will be circumscribing
will be circumscribing
Past Progressive
was circumscribing
were circumscribing
was circumscribing
were circumscribing
were circumscribing
were circumscribing
Conditional Progressive
would be circumscribing
would be circumscribing
would be circumscribing
would be circumscribing
would be circumscribing
would be circumscribing
I
you
it/she/he
we
you all
they
Present Perfect
have circumscribed
have circumscribed
has circumscribed
have circumscribed
have circumscribed
have circumscribed
Future Perfect
will have circumscribed
will have circumscribed
will have circumscribed
will have circumscribed
will have circumscribed
will have circumscribed
Past Perfect
had circumscribed
had circumscribed
had circumscribed
had circumscribed
had circumscribed
had circumscribed
Conditional Perfect
would have circumscribed
would have circumscribed
would have circumscribed
would have circumscribed
would have circumscribed
would have circumscribed
I
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it/she/he
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Present Perfect Progressive
have been circumscribing
have been circumscribing
has been circumscribing
have been circumscribing
have been circumscribing
have been circumscribing
Future Perfect Progressive
will have been circumscribing
will have been circumscribing
will have been circumscribing
will have been circumscribing
will have been circumscribing
will have been circumscribing
Past Perfect Progressive
had been circumscribing
had been circumscribing
had been circumscribing
had been circumscribing
had been circumscribing
had been circumscribing
Conditional Perfect Progressive
would have been circumscribing
would have been circumscribing
would have been circumscribing
would have been circumscribing
would have been circumscribing
would have been circumscribing

Examples of circumscribe

Example in EnglishTranslation in English
Books, manuals, directives, regulations... the geometries that circumscribe your waking life... drawn narrower and narrower until nothing fits inside them anymore.
Delilah, recognize and circumscribe this position by 1,500 square meters.
Given the resources, I could design, build and launch a rocket that would accurately circumscribe an orbit of the moon.
I propose to make it clear that we seek to circumscribe the rights of all those who will announce their disenfranchisement.
In any event, you can see why I find it necessary to circumscribe a razor-sharp cone of silence.
Books, manuals, directives, regulations... the geometries that circumscribe your waking life... drawn narrower and narrower until nothing fits inside them anymore.
Delilah, recognize and circumscribe this position by 1,500 square meters.
Given the resources, I could design, build and launch a rocket that would accurately circumscribe an orbit of the moon.
I propose to make it clear that we seek to circumscribe the rights of all those who will announce their disenfranchisement.
In any event, you can see why I find it necessary to circumscribe a razor-sharp cone of silence.
On the horizon... the earth circumscribes the water.
The distortion circumscribes a subspace zone that includes a type-G sun and three planets.
On the horizon... the earth circumscribes the water.
The distortion circumscribes a subspace zone that includes a type-G sun and three planets.
An affair so clearly circumscribed in time and space met my definition of total adventure.
And little by little, we learned about their lives. We learned about the suffering they encountered on a daily basis. We learned about the killing going on there, about the lives that were completely circumscribed by an occupation that they had no control over.
And therefore must his choice be circumscribed unto the voice and yielding of that body whereof he is the head.
And therefore must his choice be circumscribed unto the voice and yielding of that body whereof he is the head.
I live circumscribed and self-communing.
Did ye not hear me whole story circumscribing the folly of this whole enterprise?
Hard, narrow bands, probably metal, uniformly circumscribing both wrists.
An affair so clearly circumscribed in time and space met my definition of total adventure.
And little by little, we learned about their lives. We learned about the suffering they encountered on a daily basis. We learned about the killing going on there, about the lives that were completely circumscribed by an occupation that they had no control over.
And therefore must his choice be circumscribed unto the voice and yielding of that body whereof he is the head.
And therefore must his choice be circumscribed unto the voice and yielding of that body whereof he is the head.
I live circumscribed and self-communing.
Did ye not hear me whole story circumscribing the folly of this whole enterprise?
Hard, narrow bands, probably metal, uniformly circumscribing both wrists.

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