usará

Usará is the third-person singular form of the Spanish verb usar in the future indicative. It means “he will use,” “she will use,” or “you (formal) will use” when the subject is usted. It is used to express an action planned or expected to take place in the future in which something will be used.

Etymology and related forms: usar comes from the Latin root usus, related to the idea of use or employment. The future tense forms are built by adding standard endings to the verb stem: usaré, usarás, usará, usaremos, usaréis, usarán.

Conjugation (indicative, future): yo usaré, tú usarás, él usará, nosotros usaremos, vosotros usaréis, ellos usarán. The form usará specifically marks third-person singular future, with the accent on the final syllable to indicate the correct stress.

Usage notes: Usará is commonly found in factual statements about future actions. It can occur with direct objects or reflexive/ditransitive constructions, such as usar una herramienta, usar un dispositivo, or usarse en distintos contextos. It is distinct from usara, which is the imperfect subjunctive form of the same verb and is used in different moods or subordinate clauses. The accent in usará helps distinguish it from other verb forms that may look similar in writing.

Examples: “Él usará el portátil mañana.” “Ella usará esa técnica para el proyecto.” These illustrate future intention or plan regarding the use of something.

See also: Spanish verb usar; Spanish future indicative; Spanish verb conjugation.