Verb conjugated suis, es, est, etc

Verb:

Erasures
The verb erase implies a sudden removal or deletion of something.
The artist erased the faulty lines from the painting.

Conjugated:

Erased
To conjugate the verb erased means to rephrase the sentence in different tenses.
The verb erased is conjugated in the present perfect tense.

Suis:

Sui
The Latin word suus means 'belonging to oneself'.
The artist's work is sui as it reflects his unique perspective.

Est:

Ester
The name Esther is derived from the Hebrew word for 'star'.
The ancient Greek poet's name is esthete, meaning 'beautiful'.

Etem:

Etoile
The Latin word etem means 'eternal'.
The star is an etem celestial body that has existed for billions of years.

Taut:

Taute
The verb taute means to execute or complete something.
The engineer taute the machine's parts to ensure it's ready.

Avertis:

Avertis
The city's avertis system warns drivers of potential hazards.
The warning is an avertis to the driver to slow down.

Enleve:

Enleve
The verb enleve means to lift or remove something.
The actor enleve his character's mask to reveal his true self.

Court:

Couronne
The Latin word couronne means 'crowned'.
The crown is a symbol of royalty and power.

Avenant:

Avenant
The French word avenant means 'future'.
The future event is an avenant to the present moment.

Arbre:

Arbre
The French word arbre means 'tree'.
The artist's sculpture is an arbre of nature.

Doute:

Doute
The verb doute means to doubt or question something.
The philosopher's doubts are evident in his written work.

Avoir:

Avoir
The French word avoir means 'to have'.
The book's author is avoic his wealth and success.

Vif:

Vif
The Latin word vif means 'alive'.
The living being is vif and vibrant.

Fauve:

Fauve
The French word fauve means 'wild'.
The artist's painting is a fauve representation of nature.

Envoi:

Envoi
The verb envoi means to send or dispatch something.
The letter's envoi is marked with a red stamp.

Avec:

Avec
The French word avec means 'with'.
The chef's dish is served avec a side of vegetables.

Ses:

Ses
The verb ses means to possess or own something.
The artist's collection of paintings is ses treasures.

Etre:

Etre
The verb être means to exist or be.
The person is an être of the world, a being of pure consciousness.

Devant:

Devant
The verb devant means 'before'.
The road is a conduit to the city, a path to adventure.

Avec:

Avec
The French word avec means 'with'.
The restaurant's menu is a concoction of cuisines from around the world.

Tout:

Tout
The English word tout means 'everything'.
The restaurant serves a variety of dishes, a tout ensemble.

Audition:

Audition
The verb audition means to try out or test something.
The singer's audition was a success, she was accepted into the program.

Exige:

Exige
The verb exiger means to demand or insist upon something.
The customer exige payment for the goods before leaving.

Date:

Date
The verb date implies a specific time or schedule.
The appointment is tightly scheduled, date and time are fixed.

Vite:

Vite
The Latin word vite means 'fast'.
The sprinter's pace is vite, swift and agile.

Feral:

Feral
The verb feral means to be wild or savage.
The children are feral when playing in the woods.

Cuir:

Cuir
The Latin word cuir means 'leather'.
The leather jacket is cuir, a symbol of rebellion.

Finesse:

Finesse
The verb finesse means to execute or accomplish something with ease.
The artist's painting is done with finesse, a delicate touch.

Voir:

Voir
The verb voir means to see or look.
The child is looking out the window, watching the world go by.

Avec:

Avec
The French word avec means 'with'.
The chef's dish is served avec a side of sauce.

Pouvoir:

Pouvoir
The verb pouvoir means to have the power or ability to do something.
The artist's paintings are