i need the verb form of eulogy aversion and officious
Thank you for using the Jiskha Homework Help Forum. For eulogy it is eulogize. For officious it is officiate but aversion is the noun and aversive is the adjective. I can not think of a verb form.
P.S. I thought of it! avert
I found the verb form of "eulogy" -- eulogize in the section at the bottom of this site, "Dictionary/thesaurus browser."
http://www.thefreedictionary.com/eulogy
You'll find the verb forms of the other two words by entering the word at the top of the page and then looking at the bottom list.
thanks so much :)
To find the verb form of a word, you can use the process of word derivation. In this case, you need to determine the verbs derived from the nouns "eulogy," "aversion," and "officious." Here are the verb forms for each word:
1. Eulogize: This is the verb form of "eulogy." It means to speak or write a eulogy, which is a tribute or speech celebrating the life of someone who has passed away.
2. Avert: This is the verb form of "aversion." It means to turn away or prevent something from happening. It can also mean to avoid or keep oneself away from something or someone.
3. Officiate: This is the verb form of "officious." It means to perform an official role, typically in a ceremony or event. It can refer to acting as an official witness, conducting a ceremony, or being in charge of an event.
To find the verb forms of words, it's helpful to understand the patterns of word formation, such as adding suffixes or modifying the word's spelling. Consulting a reliable dictionary can also provide you with accurate information about word forms and their meanings.