How Do You Spell ABIRRITATE?

Pronunciation: [abˈɜːɹɪtˌe͡ɪt] (IPA)

The word "abirritate" is spelled with the prefix "a-", which means "without", followed by the Latin root word "irritate", meaning "to annoy or provoke". The pronunciation of "abirritate" is /æˈbɪrɪteɪt/, with the stress on the second syllable. The first syllable is pronounced with the short 'a' sound, while the second syllable is pronounced with the 'i' sound as in "bit". The final syllable is pronounced with the long 'a' sound, as in "ate".

ABIRRITATE Meaning and Definition

1. Abirritate is a verb that originates from the Latin words ab and irritare, which roughly translates to "to take away" or "to alleviate" and "to irritate" or "to excite," respectively. In essence, abirritate refers to the act of relieving or soothing irritations or agitations, whether physical or mental.

   In a medical context, abirritate is typically used to describe the process of alleviating pain or inflammation by removing or reducing the factors that cause irritation or agitation in the body. For instance, a doctor may abirritate a patient's inflamed joint by applying ice or administering anti-inflammatory drugs to minimize the swelling and discomfort.

   Beyond the medical realm, abirritate can also be employed to describe the act of reducing or mitigating stress, tension, or agitation in various situations. This can include anything from employing relaxation techniques to calm one's mind, such as deep breathing exercises or meditation, to removing or avoiding sources of irritation and conflict in order to restore peace and tranquility.

   Overall, abirritate encompasses the concept of easing irritations and agitations, whether physical or emotional, by addressing their underlying causes and providing relief. It emphasizes the proactive approach of eliminating or reducing factors that cause discomfort or distress, thereby promoting well-being and harmony.

2. To soothe, remove irritation, diminish reflex irritability.

   A practical medical dictionary. By Stedman, Thomas Lathrop. Published 1920.

Common Misspellings for ABIRRITATE

• zbirritate
• sbirritate
• wbirritate
• qbirritate
• avirritate
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• ahirritate
• agirritate
• aburritate
• abjrritate
• abkrritate
• aborritate
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• abieritate
• abidritate
• abifritate
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• abi5ritate

Etymology of ABIRRITATE

The word "Abirritate" is derived from the Latin term "abirritare". "Abirritate" consists of the prefix "ab-" which means "away" or "from", and the verb "irritate" which means "to provoke" or "stimulate". Combined, "Abirritate" conveys the idea of removing irritation or calming someone down.

Conjugate verb Abirritate

CONDITIONAL

I would abirritate

you would abirritate

he/she/it would abirritate

we would abirritate

they would abirritate

CONDITIONAL CONTINUOUS

I would be abirritating

you would be abirritating

he/she/it would be abirritating

we would be abirritating

they would be abirritating

CONDITIONAL PERFECT

I would have abirritate

you would have abirritate

he/she/it would have abirritate

we would have abirritate

they would have abirritate

CONDITIONAL PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I would have been abirritating

you would have been abirritating

he/she/it would have been abirritating

we would have been abirritating

they would have been abirritating

FUTURE

I will abirritate

you will abirritate

he/she/it will abirritate

we will abirritate

they will abirritate

FUTURE CONTINUOUS

I will be abirritating

you will be abirritating

he/she/it will be abirritating

we will be abirritating

they will be abirritating

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have abirritated

you will have abirritated

he/she/it will have abirritated

we will have abirritated

they will have abirritated

FUTURE PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I will have been abirritating

you will have been abirritating

he/she/it will have been abirritating

we will have been abirritating

they will have been abirritating

IMPERATIVE

you abirritate

we let´s abirritate

NONFINITE VERB FORMS

to abirritate

PAST

I abirritated

you abirritated

he/she/it abirritated

we abirritated

they abirritated

PAST CONTINUOUS

I was abirritating

you were abirritating

he/she/it was abirritating

we were abirritating

they were abirritating

PAST PARTICIPLE

abirritated

PAST PERFECT

I had abirritated

you had abirritated

he/she/it had abirritated

we had abirritated

they had abirritated

PAST PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I had been abirritating

you had been abirritating

he/she/it had been abirritating

we had been abirritating

they had been abirritating

PRESENT

I abirritate

you abirritate

he/she/it abirritates

we abirritate

they abirritate

PRESENT CONTINUOUS

I am abirritating

you are abirritating

he/she/it is abirritating

we are abirritating

they are abirritating

PRESENT PARTICIPLE

abirritating

PRESENT PERFECT

I have abirritated

you have abirritated

he/she/it has abirritated

we have abirritated

they have abirritated

PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I have been abirritating

you have been abirritating

he/she/it has been abirritating

we have been abirritating

they have been abirritating