blâmer

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Hear it

verb

criticize, pass censure on
reprimand

Forms

Present

I	blâme
you	blâmes
he, she, it	blâme
we	blâmons
you (plural)	blâmez
they	blâment

Imperfect

I	blâmais
you	blâmais
he, she, it	blâmait
we	blâmions
you (plural)	blâmiez
they	blâmaient

Past historic

I	blâmai
you	blâmas
he, she, it	blâma
we	blâmâmes
you (plural)	blâmâtes
they	blâmèrent

Future

I	blâmerai
you	blâmeras
he, she, it	blâmera
we	blâmerons
you (plural)	blâmerez
they	blâmeront

Conditional

I	blâmerais
you	blâmerais
he, she, it	blâmerait
we	blâmerions
you (plural)	blâmeriez
they	blâmeraient

Subjunctive

I	blâme
you	blâmes
he, she, it	blâme
we	blâmions
you (plural)	blâmiez
they	blâment

Imperfect subjunctive

I	blâmasse
you	blâmasses
he, she, it	blâmât
we	blâmassions
you (plural)	blâmassiez
they	blâmassent

Imperative

you	blâme
we	blâmons
you (plural)	blâmez

Other forms

infinitive	blâmer
past participle	blâmé
gerund	blâmant

More forms are in the app.

Used in the library

Aussi comme on s’en doute sans que je le dise, d’Artagnan n’osait se livrer à la conversation; seulement il regardait de tous ses yeux, écoutant de toutes ses oreilles, tendant avidement ses cinq sens pour ne rien perdre, et malgré sa confiance dans les recommandations paternelles, il se sentait porté par ses goûts et entraîné par ses instincts à louer plutôt qu’à blâmer les choses inouïes qui se passaient là.Also, as one doubted without I say, d'Artagnan dared to engage in conversation; only he looked with all his eyes, listening with all his ears, eagerly tending his five senses so as not to lose anything, and despite his confidence in paternal recommendations, he felt carried by his tastes and driven by his instincts to praise rather than to blame the unheard things that were happening there.B2Les Trois Mousquetaires
Le clergé se contenta d'observer une réserve respectueuse devant ce phénomène moral, n'osant blâmer ce que quelques uns pouvaient prendre pour de saintes inspirations, et d'autres, pour des illusions innocentes causées par un excès de fausse piété.The clergy merely observed a respectful reserve in front of this moral phenomenon, dared not blame what some might take for holy inspirations, and others for innocent illusions caused by an excess of false piety.C1Histoire du Canada, tome I
Sans nous arrêter à blâmer des plans qu'il n'a pas eu le temps de développer, nous devons dire que, comme victime de ses efforts pour la cause de la colonisation, il a laissé un nom qui sera toujours respecté en Amérique.Without stopping blaming plans that he did not have time to develop, we must say that, as a victim of his efforts for the cause of colonization, he has left a name that will always be respected in America.C1Histoire du Canada, tome I

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