Definition of the verb : to pall

1° lose interest or become bored with something or somebody 2° lose strength or effectiveness; become or appear boring, insipid, or tiresome (to) 3° become less interesting or attractive 4° lose sparkle or bouquet 5° cause to become flat 6° cause surfeit through excess though initially pleasing 7° cover with a pall 8° cause to lose courage

Indicative Simple present I pall you pall he palls we pall you pall they pall Present progressive/continuous I am palling you are palling he is palling we are palling you are palling they are palling Simple past I palled you palled he palled we palled you palled they palled Past progressive/continuous I was palling you were palling he was palling we were palling you were palling they were palling Present perfect simple I have palled you have palled he has palled we have palled you have palled they have palled Present perfect progressive/continuous I have been palling you have been palling he has been palling we have been palling you have been palling they have been palling Past perfect I had palled you had palled he had palled we had palled you had palled they had palled Present perfect progressive/continuous I had been palling you had been palling he had been palling we had been palling you had been palling they had been palling Future I will/shall pall you will pall he will pall we will/shall pall you will pall they will pall Future progressive/continuous I will/shall be palling you will be palling he will be palling we will/shall be palling you will be palling they will be palling Future perfect I will/shall have palled you will have palled he will have palled we will/shall have palled you will have palled they will have palled Future perfect continuous I will/shall have been palling you will have been palling he will have been palling we will/shall have been palling you will have been palling they will have been palling Conditional Simple I would/should pall you would pall he would pall we would/should pall you would pall they would pall Progressive I would/should be palling you would be palling he would be palling we would/should be palling you would be palling they would be palling Perfect I would/should have palled you would have palled he would have palled we would/should have palled you would have palled they would have palled Perfect progressive I would/should have been palling you would have been palling he would have been palling we would/should have been palling you would have been palling they would have been palling

Synonym of the verb : to pall

become flat - be distasteful - be distasteful to - be unpopular - be unpopular with - browbeat - cloak - cloth - cloy - cover - covering - dash - die - displease - dissatisfy - dull - fatigue - find unpleasant - frighten away - frighten off - glut - go against the grain - intimidate - jade - melancholy - pall on - pall upon - put off - repel - sadness - satiate - scare - scare away - scare off - shadow - surfeit - tire - weary - daunt -

Some other verbs :

undershoot hurtle sickly rhapsodize bill tin whiz resurrect excoriate havoc broaden titrate rub transcend amass proposition sideswipe trisect tutor damage

French translation

décourager - éc?urer - faire peur - fatiguer - intimider - intimiderdémonterdécourager - lasser - rassasier - s'affadir - se lasser -

Realization : LB
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