violer
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verb
- to violate
- to rape, to have sex with an unwilling partner
Forms
Present
| I | viole |
|---|---|
| you | violes |
| he, she, it | viole |
| we | violons |
| you (plural) | violez |
| they | violent |
Imperfect
| I | violais |
|---|---|
| you | violais |
| he, she, it | violait |
| we | violions |
| you (plural) | violiez |
| they | violaient |
Past historic
| I | violai |
|---|---|
| you | violas |
| he, she, it | viola |
| we | violâmes |
| you (plural) | violâtes |
| they | violèrent |
Future
| I | violerai |
|---|---|
| you | violeras |
| he, she, it | violera |
| we | violerons |
| you (plural) | violerez |
| they | violeront |
Conditional
| I | violerais |
|---|---|
| you | violerais |
| he, she, it | violerait |
| we | violerions |
| you (plural) | violeriez |
| they | violeraient |
Subjunctive
| I | viole |
|---|---|
| you | violes |
| he, she, it | viole |
| we | violions |
| you (plural) | violiez |
| they | violent |
Imperfect subjunctive
| I | violasse |
|---|---|
| you | violasses |
| he, she, it | violât |
| we | violassions |
| you (plural) | violassiez |
| they | violassent |
Imperative
| you | viole |
|---|---|
| we | violons |
| you (plural) | violez |
Other forms
| infinitive | violer |
|---|---|
| past participle | violé |
| gerund | violant |
More forms are in the app.
Used in the library
- Son rival irrité de sa défaite, les accusa de violer leur parole et les menaça; et pour leur faire voir en même temps que ces menaces n'étaient pas vaines, il prit un de leurs vaisseaux.His angry rival of his defeat accused them of violating their word and threatened them; and to make them see at the same time that these threats were not in vain, he took one of their ships.C1Histoire du Canada, tome I
- Mais l'on n'avait point suivi ces injonctions dans le temps; et dans le cas actuel, loin de s'y être conformé, l'on s'était emparé des chefs de cette nation par un guet-apens odieux; l'on avait violé dans leurs personnes le caractère sacré et inviolable d'ambassadeurs.But these injunctions had not been followed in time; and in the present case, far from having complied with them, the leaders of this nation had been seized by a heinous watch-a-pens; in their people the sacred and inviolable character of ambassadors had been violated.C1Histoire du Canada, tome I