Résisterez

Résisterez is the second person plural form of the French verb résister in the future simple indicative, meaning “you (plural) will resist.” It is used to indicate that the addressed group will oppose or withstand something in the future.

Etymology and form: résister comes from Latin resistere, formed from re- “back” or “again” plus sistere “to stand.” In the future simple tense, French adds the ending -ez to the infinitive stem for the vous form, producing résisterez. This form is specific to addressing multiple people; the corresponding forms include résisterai, résisteras, résistera, résisterons, and résisteront for other persons and numbers.

Usage and context: Résisterez appears in narrative or instructional contexts where the speaker envisions future resistance by a group. It can convey moral, physical, or psychological resistance, depending on the context. It is part of standard French conjugation and can be found in literature, political rhetoric, and everyday speech when discussing planned or potential opposition.

Examples: "Si les pressions augmentent, vous résisterez." "Face à l’adversité, vous résisterez et persévérerez." These illustrate future-oriented statements about collective resistance.

Related forms: The base verb résister has the present tense vous résistez, the imperfect vous résistiez, the past participle résisté, and related nouns such as résistance. The conjugation pattern follows regular -er verb rules in the future tense.

See also: résister, résistance, conjugaison française.