coruscate

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Conjugation of coruscate

This verb can also mean the following: exhibit, give off light, style, reflect in flashes, sparkle, exhibit brilliant technique, give

you

it/she/he

you all

they

Present Simple

coruscate

coruscates

coruscate

Future Simple

will coruscate

Past Simple

coruscated

Conditional Simple

would coruscate

you

it/she/he

you all

they

Present Progressive

am coruscating

are coruscating

is coruscating

are coruscating

Future Progressive

will be coruscating

Past Progressive

was coruscating

were coruscating

was coruscating

were coruscating

Conditional Progressive

would be coruscating

you

it/she/he

you all

they

Present Perfect

have coruscated

has coruscated

have coruscated

Future Perfect

will have coruscated

Past Perfect

had coruscated

Conditional Perfect

would have coruscated

you

it/she/he

you

they

Present Perfect Progressive

have been coruscating

has been coruscating

have been coruscating

Future Perfect Progressive

will have been coruscating

Past Perfect Progressive

had been coruscating

Conditional Perfect Progressive

would have been coruscating

Examples of coruscate

I lay on the bed welcome it first words begin to coruscate a poem soon is finished

knees and ankles which coruscated just above the elbows into protuberant gristle.

- To the mellow voice, the tender tones the coruscating consonants of His Majesty, King Bruno.

Deep, coruscating, soul-destroying guilt at your behaviour as young parents.

knees and ankles which coruscated just above the elbows into protuberant gristle.

- To the mellow voice, the tender tones the coruscating consonants of His Majesty, King Bruno.

Deep, coruscating, soul-destroying guilt at your behaviour as young parents.

coruscate

Conjugation of coruscate

Examples of coruscate

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