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Conjugation of impair

This verb can also mean the following: grow, weaken, have a diminishing effect on, affect negatively, grow worse, deteriorate
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Future Simple
will impair
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Past Simple
impaired
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Conditional Simple
would impair
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Present Progressive
am impairing
are impairing
is impairing
are impairing
are impairing
are impairing
Future Progressive
will be impairing
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will be impairing
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Past Progressive
was impairing
were impairing
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Conditional Progressive
would be impairing
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Present Perfect
have impaired
have impaired
has impaired
have impaired
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Future Perfect
will have impaired
will have impaired
will have impaired
will have impaired
will have impaired
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Past Perfect
had impaired
had impaired
had impaired
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had impaired
had impaired
Conditional Perfect
would have impaired
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Present Perfect Progressive
have been impairing
have been impairing
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Future Perfect Progressive
will have been impairing
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Past Perfect Progressive
had been impairing
had been impairing
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had been impairing
had been impairing
had been impairing
Conditional Perfect Progressive
would have been impairing
would have been impairing
would have been impairing
would have been impairing
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would have been impairing

Examples of impair

" If the governor of a major state had a degenerative illness which he hadn't disclosed but which has yet to impair his performance, would you support him? "

"A solicitor who becomes involved in a sexual relationship "with a client should consider whether this places his interests" "in conflict with those of his client or might otherwise impair"

"is the study of the agencies under social control, that improve - or impair the racial qualities of future generations either - physically or mentally." ~Sir Francis Galton

'It doesn't impair eyesight, 'and yet people with boss-eye are routinely discriminated against.

- And the muscle relaxants will impair Your judgment and reflexes so no hard labor at all.

" If the governor of a major state had a degenerative illness which he hadn't disclosed but which has yet to impair his performance, would you support him? "

"A solicitor who becomes involved in a sexual relationship "with a client should consider whether this places his interests" "in conflict with those of his client or might otherwise impair"

"is the study of the agencies under social control, that improve - or impair the racial qualities of future generations either - physically or mentally." ~Sir Francis Galton

'It doesn't impair eyesight, 'and yet people with boss-eye are routinely discriminated against.

- And the muscle relaxants will impair Your judgment and reflexes so no hard labor at all.

- It impairs my judgment.

A flash-bang grenade temporarily impairs hearing and vision.

Adrenaline impairs cognitive sequencing, but still...

Alcohol impairs your ability to make good decisions.

Alcohol impairs your judgment.

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