Should [verb]
Definition of Should:
concede possibility
Opposite/Antonyms of Should:
-
Sentence/Example of Should:
They have a model of the man-as-he-should-be to which they mold him, in spite of himself and without his knowledge.
The type of the man-as-he-should-be varies by fashion, and this type exerts a great selection in the education of the young.
In mediæval society there were strongly defined ideals of the man-as-he-should-be.
Is the ideal of the man-as-he-should-be to be found, for us, in the "common man," or in the highest product of our culture?
But do you not see that though the King should-300- favour us, yet Amneris's rage would be beyond all bounds?
For over twenty years I had carried him in my mind, wondering whether, and when, I should-make use of him.
A phrase with were to may replace the should-phrase in the if-clause.
No ordinary woman should-348- start out before knowing how far she is going.
This made this should-be-magnificent dinner into a sort of circus.
It was therefore a matter of course that these should-be lovers would be sent out of the room together.