Conjugation
revere
Language
English
IndicativePresent
- I revere
- you revere
- you revere
- he/she/it reveres
- we revere
- they revere
IndicativePreterite
- I revered
- you revered
- you revered
- he/she/it revered
- we revered
- they revered
IndicativePresent continuous
- I am revering
- you are revering
- you are revering
- he/she/it is revering
- we are revering
- they are revering
IndicativePresent perfect
- I have revered
- you have revered
- you have revered
- he/she/it has revered
- we have revered
- they have revered
IndicativeFuture
- I will revere
- you will revere
- you will revere
- he/she/it will revere
- we will revere
- they will revere
IndicativeFuture perfect
- I will have revered
- you will have revered
- you will have revered
- he/she/it will have revered
- we will have revered
- they will have revered
IndicativePast continous
- I was revering
- you were revering
- you were revering
- he/she/it was revering
- we were revering
- they were revering
IndicativePast perfect
- I had revered
- you had revered
- you had revered
- he/she/it had revered
- we had revered
- they had revered
IndicativeFuture continuous
- I will be revering
- you will be revering
- you will be revering
- he/she/it will be revering
- we will be revering
- they will be revering
IndicativePresent perfect continuous
- I have been revering
- you have been revering
- you have been revering
- he/she/it has been revering
- we have been revering
- they have been revering
IndicativePast perfect continuous
- I had been revering
- you had been revering
- you had been revering
- he/she/it had been revering
- we had been revering
- they had been revering
IndicativeFuture perfect continuous
- I will have been revering
- you will have been revering
- you will have been revering
- he/she/it will have been revering
- we will have been revering
- they will have been revering
ParticiplePresent
- revering
ParticiplePast
- revered
Perfect participle
- having revered
Examples
They have taught you to revere them, and to allow them dominion over you, to enslave you.
This is why many traditions ask children to revere their parents.