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Abusar conjugation and meaning

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Regular-AR verbNon-reflexive
Meaning
to abuse, to betray
Pattern
Regular -AR verb
Gerund
abusando
Past participle
abusado

Meaning and behavior

What does abusar mean?

Abusar means to abuse, to betray. VerbyGo classifies it as a regular -AR verb. It is non-reflexive.

to misuse; to get clever, to get smart, to wise up.

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Principal forms

Infinitive
abusar
Gerund
abusando
Past participle
abusado

Regular -AR pattern

How this verb behaves

Abusar follows the regular -ar pattern in the four tenses shown here.

abusarabusofor yo

Conjugation guide

Present forms

Present forms

Present

Use the present forms of abusar for current situations, routines and actions that happen regularly.

SubjectAbusar
yo abuso
tú abusas
él / ella / usted abusa
nosotros / nosotras abusamos
vosotros / vosotras abusáis
ellos / ellas / ustedes abusan

Conjugation guide

Past forms

Past forms

Preterite

Use the preterite when the action of abusar is presented as completed in the past.

SubjectAbusar
yo abusé
tú abusaste
él / ella / usted abusó
nosotros / nosotras abusamos
vosotros / vosotras abusasteis
ellos / ellas / ustedes abusaron

Past forms

Imperfect past

Use the imperfect for repeated or ongoing past uses of abusar, or for background information.

SubjectAbusar
yo abusaba
tú abusabas
él / ella / usted abusaba
nosotros / nosotras abusábamos
vosotros / vosotras abusabais
ellos / ellas / ustedes abusaban

Conjugation guide

Future and conditional

Future and conditional

Simple future

Use the future forms of abusar for predictions, promises and future statements.

SubjectAbusar
yo abusaré
tú abusarás
él / ella / usted abusará
nosotros / nosotras abusaremos
vosotros / vosotras abusaréis
ellos / ellas / ustedes abusarán

Verified context

Examples with abusar

Quick answers

Abusar FAQ

What does abusar mean?

Abusar means to abuse, to betray.

Is abusar regular or irregular?

Abusar is a regular -AR verb.

What is the gerund of abusar?

The gerund of abusar is abusando.

What is the past participle of abusar?

The past participle of abusar is abusado.

How is abusar conjugated in the present?

The verified public subject set is abuso, abusas, abusa, abusamos, abusan.

How is abusar conjugated in the preterite?

The verified public subject set is abusé, abusaste, abusó, abusamos, abusaron.

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