subvene

subvene

(səbˈviːn)
vb
(intr) rare to happen in such a way as to be of assistance, esp in preventing something
[C18: from Latin subvenīre, from venīre to come]
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sub•vene

(səbˈvin)

v.i. -vened, -ven•ing.
to arrive as a support or relief.
[1750–60; < Latin subvenīre=sub- sub- + venīre to come]
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subvene


Past participle: subvened
Gerund: subvening

Imperative
subvene
subvene
Present
I subvene
you subvene
he/she/it subvenes
we subvene
you subvene
they subvene
Preterite
I subvened
you subvened
he/she/it subvened
we subvened
you subvened
they subvened
Present Continuous
I am subvening
you are subvening
he/she/it is subvening
we are subvening
you are subvening
they are subvening
Present Perfect
I have subvened
you have subvened
he/she/it has subvened
we have subvened
you have subvened
they have subvened
Past Continuous
I was subvening
you were subvening
he/she/it was subvening
we were subvening
you were subvening
they were subvening
Past Perfect
I had subvened
you had subvened
he/she/it had subvened
we had subvened
you had subvened
they had subvened
Future
I will subvene
you will subvene
he/she/it will subvene
we will subvene
you will subvene
they will subvene
Future Perfect
I will have subvened
you will have subvened
he/she/it will have subvened
we will have subvened
you will have subvened
they will have subvened
Future Continuous
I will be subvening
you will be subvening
he/she/it will be subvening
we will be subvening
you will be subvening
they will be subvening
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been subvening
you have been subvening
he/she/it has been subvening
we have been subvening
you have been subvening
they have been subvening
Future Perfect Continuous
I will have been subvening
you will have been subvening
he/she/it will have been subvening
we will have been subvening
you will have been subvening
they will have been subvening
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been subvening
you had been subvening
he/she/it had been subvening
we had been subvening
you had been subvening
they had been subvening
Conditional
I would subvene
you would subvene
he/she/it would subvene
we would subvene
you would subvene
they would subvene
Past Conditional
I would have subvened
you would have subvened
he/she/it would have subvened
we would have subvened
you would have subvened
they would have subvened
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