futurizev.
/ˈfjuːtjʊərʌɪz/ rare.
intransitive. To form the future tense; to express the idea of futurity.
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futurize1859
1859 J. Hadley Ess. (1873) 194 But it is in the Romance languages that this mode of ‘futurizing’ (if we may so call it) has shown itself on the largest scale.
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v.1859- to put a double on
- to put a etc though the mincer
- to put a etc through etc paces
- to put a etc through its paces
- to put a etc through paces
- to put a fear unto a person's fud
- to put a finger in the wind
- to put a finger into a person's pie
- to put a finger into pie
- to put a finger on
- to put a finger on a person
- to put a finger on a thing
- to put a finger to the wind
- to put a finger upon
- to put a finger upon a person
- to put a finger upon a thing
- to put a foot wrong
- to put a footing
- to put a force upon
- to put a frost on
- to put a frost on something
- to put a girdle about
- to put a girdle round about
- to put a good face on
- to put a good, bad, favourable, charitable construction upon