plusquam
/ˈplʊskwɑːm/Definitions
1. noun
A grammatical term referring to a verb form used in certain languages, such as Latin and Germanic languages, to express a past action or state, often with a sense of completion.
“The Latin verb ‘amavi’ is a plusquamperfect tense, indicating that the action of loving had been completed before another action took place.”
2. verb
To express a past action or state in a language, often using the plusquamperfect tense.
“He will have graduated from college by the time the ceremony takes place, plusquaming the past tense to emphasize the completion of his education.”