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Recuse (to ) conjugation

English
30 examples
This verb can also mean the following: refuse to act as a judge, reject, refuse, declare disqualified to act

Conjugation of recuse

I
you
it/she/he
we
you all
they
Present Simple
recuse
recuse
recuses
recuse
recuse
recuse
Future Simple
will recuse
will recuse
will recuse
will recuse
will recuse
will recuse
Past Simple
recused
recused
recused
recused
recused
recused
Conditional Simple
would recuse
would recuse
would recuse
would recuse
would recuse
would recuse
I
you
it/she/he
we
you all
they
Present Progressive
am recusing
are recusing
is recusing
are recusing
are recusing
are recusing
Future Progressive
will be recusing
will be recusing
will be recusing
will be recusing
will be recusing
will be recusing
Past Progressive
was recusing
were recusing
was recusing
were recusing
were recusing
were recusing
Conditional Progressive
would be recusing
would be recusing
would be recusing
would be recusing
would be recusing
would be recusing
I
you
it/she/he
we
you all
they
Present Perfect
have recused
have recused
has recused
have recused
have recused
have recused
Future Perfect
will have recused
will have recused
will have recused
will have recused
will have recused
will have recused
Past Perfect
had recused
had recused
had recused
had recused
had recused
had recused
Conditional Perfect
would have recused
would have recused
would have recused
would have recused
would have recused
would have recused
I
you
it/she/he
we
you
they
Present Perfect Progressive
have been recusing
have been recusing
has been recusing
have been recusing
have been recusing
have been recusing
Future Perfect Progressive
will have been recusing
will have been recusing
will have been recusing
will have been recusing
will have been recusing
will have been recusing
Past Perfect Progressive
had been recusing
had been recusing
had been recusing
had been recusing
had been recusing
had been recusing
Conditional Perfect Progressive
would have been recusing
would have been recusing
would have been recusing
would have been recusing
would have been recusing
would have been recusing

Examples of recuse

Example in EnglishTranslation in English
- And if you won't recuse yourself...
- As far as handling it, I have to recuse myself.
- I recuse myself.
- We're checking it out but I think the swing vote's gonna recuse himself.
- Your Honor, if you believe that, - you need to recuse yourself. - Ooh!
- And if you won't recuse yourself...
- As far as handling it, I have to recuse myself.
- I recuse myself.
- We're checking it out but I think the swing vote's gonna recuse himself.
- Your Honor, if you believe that, - you need to recuse yourself. - Ooh!
- ... I recused myself.
- I ask that Your Honor be recused.
- I recused myself.
- Mr. Ducek asked to be recused from the jury ?
- Your only hope is to somehow get him recused.
- See? Look, I'm not recusing myself.
- Then you'll be recusing yourself.
An attitude that, however noble, presumes this recusing yourself is your decision to make.
And now, I am recusing myself as referee of Ellie's game.
Have you thought about formally recusing yourself, counselor?
- ... I recused myself.
- I ask that Your Honor be recused.
- I recused myself.
- Mr. Ducek asked to be recused from the jury ?
- Your only hope is to somehow get him recused.
- See? Look, I'm not recusing myself.
- Then you'll be recusing yourself.
An attitude that, however noble, presumes this recusing yourself is your decision to make.
And now, I am recusing myself as referee of Ellie's game.
Have you thought about formally recusing yourself, counselor?

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