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Condone (to ) conjugation

English
40 examples
This verb can also mean the following: allow, accept, permit, overlook, forgive, excuse

Conjugation of condone

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it/she/he
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Present Simple
condone
condone
condones
condone
condone
condone
Future Simple
will condone
will condone
will condone
will condone
will condone
will condone
Past Simple
condoned
condoned
condoned
condoned
condoned
condoned
Conditional Simple
would condone
would condone
would condone
would condone
would condone
would condone
I
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it/she/he
we
you all
they
Present Progressive
am condoning
are condoning
is condoning
are condoning
are condoning
are condoning
Future Progressive
will be condoning
will be condoning
will be condoning
will be condoning
will be condoning
will be condoning
Past Progressive
was condoning
were condoning
was condoning
were condoning
were condoning
were condoning
Conditional Progressive
would be condoning
would be condoning
would be condoning
would be condoning
would be condoning
would be condoning
I
you
it/she/he
we
you all
they
Present Perfect
have condoned
have condoned
has condoned
have condoned
have condoned
have condoned
Future Perfect
will have condoned
will have condoned
will have condoned
will have condoned
will have condoned
will have condoned
Past Perfect
had condoned
had condoned
had condoned
had condoned
had condoned
had condoned
Conditional Perfect
would have condoned
would have condoned
would have condoned
would have condoned
would have condoned
would have condoned
I
you
it/she/he
we
you
they
Present Perfect Progressive
have been condoning
have been condoning
has been condoning
have been condoning
have been condoning
have been condoning
Future Perfect Progressive
will have been condoning
will have been condoning
will have been condoning
will have been condoning
will have been condoning
will have been condoning
Past Perfect Progressive
had been condoning
had been condoning
had been condoning
had been condoning
had been condoning
had been condoning
Conditional Perfect Progressive
would have been condoning
would have been condoning
would have been condoning
would have been condoning
would have been condoning
would have been condoning

Examples of condone

Example in EnglishTranslation in English
"And while I could never condone his methods, "I can sympathize with his feelings,"
"While I do not condone flag burning..."
"nor does it condone unealthy dieting habits
- And you condone that behavior? - No.
- By using the term, you condone it.
"And while I could never condone his methods, "I can sympathize with his feelings,"
"While I do not condone flag burning..."
"nor does it condone unealthy dieting habits
- And you condone that behavior? - No.
- By using the term, you condone it.
- Your honor should be aware that the department In no way condones mr. Fletcher's actions.
And no one condones criminality.
And the organisation you work for condones the carrying of firearms?
And what law condones massacres?
Because I don't think it's the side that condones rape.
- Your honor should be aware that the department In no way condones mr. Fletcher's actions.
And no one condones criminality.
And the organisation you work for condones the carrying of firearms?
And what law condones massacres?
Because I don't think it's the side that condones rape.
'Cause I need you to find out every dirty thing Eric Woodall has ever done, condoned, or been part of.
(MRS WILFER) Never let it be said I condoned talking to strangers in the park!
(MRS WILFER) Never let it be said that I ever condoned infant misbehaviour, RW!
- and condoned abortion.
And finally condoned the murderer of the most powerful Chilean general who'd vowed to defend democracy.
- But you're condoning this.
- So you're condoning this affair?
- You're not condoning these acts?
And you're condoning this? !
Any risk falls solely on me. And you can't be accused of condoning what you're not aware of.
'Cause I need you to find out every dirty thing Eric Woodall has ever done, condoned, or been part of.
(MRS WILFER) Never let it be said I condoned talking to strangers in the park!
(MRS WILFER) Never let it be said that I ever condoned infant misbehaviour, RW!
- and condoned abortion.
And finally condoned the murderer of the most powerful Chilean general who'd vowed to defend democracy.
- But you're condoning this.
- So you're condoning this affair?
- You're not condoning these acts?
And you're condoning this? !
Any risk falls solely on me. And you can't be accused of condoning what you're not aware of.

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