navrer

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verbobsolete

to cause great pain or affliction
to upset; dismay
to wound

Forms

Present

I	navre
you	navres
he, she, it	navre
we	navrons
you (plural)	navrez
they	navrent

Imperfect

I	navrais
you	navrais
he, she, it	navrait
we	navrions
you (plural)	navriez
they	navraient

Past historic

I	navrai
you	navras
he, she, it	navra
we	navrâmes
you (plural)	navrâtes
they	navrèrent

Future

I	navrerai
you	navreras
he, she, it	navrera
we	navrerons
you (plural)	navrerez
they	navreront

Conditional

I	navrerais
you	navrerais
he, she, it	navrerait
we	navrerions
you (plural)	navreriez
they	navreraient

Subjunctive

I	navre
you	navres
he, she, it	navre
we	navrions
you (plural)	navriez
they	navrent

Imperfect subjunctive

I	navrasse
you	navrasses
he, she, it	navrât
we	navrassions
you (plural)	navrassiez
they	navrassent

Imperative

you	navre
we	navrons
you (plural)	navrez

Other forms

infinitive	navrer
past participle	navré
gerund	navrant

More forms are in the app.

Used in the library

Tous se levèrent de nouveau, navrés, et se rangèrent près du lit: elle ouvrait les yeux, et après quelques plaintes aiguës se mit à pleurer bruyamment:And they arose again, sorry, and stood by the bed; and she opened her eyes, and after a few bitter complaints began to cry loudly:B1Maria Chapdelaine
D’Artagnan reprit, l’âme navrée, le chemin du bac.D-Artagnan resumed, sorry soul, the way to the ferry.B2Les Trois Mousquetaires
Il était déjà navré, étouffé presque par le manque d'air et la vélocité du mouvement, lorsqu'enfin la longue chaîne circulaire des danseurs, oscillant deux ou trois fois sur elle-même, se rompit et s'abattit de ci de là, haletante, épuisée, stupide.He was already sorry, stifled almost by the lack of air and the speed of movement, when finally the long circular chain of the dancers, oscillating two or three times on itself, broke and fell from there, haling, exhausted, stupid.B2Le Chevalier de Mornac

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