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1. perfective tense
noun.
A
tense
of
verbs
used
in
describing
action
that
has
been
completed
(sometimes
regarded
as
perfective
aspect).
Synonyms
tense
future perfect tense
past perfect tense
pluperfect tense
perfect
future perfect
perfect tense
present perfect
perfective
present perfect tense
pluperfect
past perfect
Antonyms
relaxed
unagitated
easy
unstrain
relax
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2. perfective
noun.
The
aspect
of
a
verb
that
expresses
a
completed
action.
Synonyms
perfective aspect
aspect
Antonyms
relaxed
unagitated
easy
3. perfective
noun.
A
tense
of
verbs
used
in
describing
action
that
has
been
completed
(sometimes
regarded
as
perfective
aspect).
Synonyms
tense
future perfect tense
past perfect tense
pluperfect tense
perfect
future perfect
perfect tense
present perfect
present perfect tense
perfective tense
pluperfect
past perfect
Antonyms
unstrain
relax
lax
loose
broken
4. tense
noun.
(ˈtɛns)
A
grammatical
category
of
verbs
used
to
express
distinctions
of
time.
Synonyms
present tense
syntactic category
aorist
future tense
progressive
continuous tense
imperfect tense
perfective tense
progressive tense
future
perfect
perfect tense
perfective
past
past tense
imperfect
grammatical category
present
Antonyms
steady
hypertonic
hypotonic
unsexy
passionless
Etymology
tense (English)
tens (Old French (842-ca. 1400))
tempus (Latin)
tensus (Latin)
5. tense
adjective.
(ˈtɛns)
Pronounced
with
relatively
tense
tongue
muscles
(e.g.,
the
vowel
sound
in
`beat').
Synonyms
constricted
Antonyms
lax
unexcited
Etymology
tense (English)
tens (Old French (842-ca. 1400))
tempus (Latin)
tensus (Latin)
6. tense
verb.
(ˈtɛns)
Increase
the
tension
on.
Synonyms
alter
change
modify
Antonyms
unaffected
graceful
smooth
wireless
Etymology
tense (English)
tens (Old French (842-ca. 1400))
tempus (Latin)
tensus (Latin)
7. tense
adjective.
(ˈtɛns)
Taut
or
rigid;
stretched
tight.
Synonyms
tight
overstrung
taut
Antonyms
lax
loose
unexciting
patient
Etymology
tense (English)
tens (Old French (842-ca. 1400))
tempus (Latin)
tensus (Latin)
8. tense
adjective.
(ˈtɛns)
In
or
of
a
state
of
physical
or
nervous
tension.
Synonyms
cliff-hanging
pumped-up
high-strung
suspenseful
uptight
unrelaxed
nail-biting
electric
restive
agitated
isotonic
aroused
nervous
edgy
fretful
nervy
pumped up
strained
highly strung
jumpy
pumped
wired
wound up
jittery
suspensive
uneasy
fidgety
antsy
itchy
overstrung
taut
Antonyms
relaxed
unagitated
easy
quiet
composed
Etymology
tense (English)
tens (Old French (842-ca. 1400))
tempus (Latin)
tensus (Latin)
9. tense
verb.
(ˈtɛns)
Cause
to
be
tense
and
uneasy
or
nervous
or
anxious.
Synonyms
affect
strain
extend
tense up
stretch
Antonyms
unstrain
relax
unawakened
untroubled
unexcitable
Etymology
tense (English)
tens (Old French (842-ca. 1400))
tempus (Latin)
tensus (Latin)
10. tense
verb.
(ˈtɛns)
Become
tense,
nervous,
or
uneasy.
Synonyms
tense up
change state
turn
Antonyms
relax
uncomplaining
backward
timid
Etymology
tense (English)
tens (Old French (842-ca. 1400))
tempus (Latin)
tensus (Latin)
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