How Do You Spell ADDUCTED?

Pronunciation: [ɐdˈʌktɪd] (IPA)

The word "adducted" is pronounced /əˈdʌktɪd/, with the stress on the second syllable. The "a" at the beginning is pronounced like the "a" in "about". The "dd" is pronounced as a soft "d" sound, and the "u" is pronounced like the "u" in "hut". The "c" is pronounced like the "k" sound, and the following "t" is a hard "t". The final "ed" is pronounced like the "id" in "kid". "Adducted" refers to the movement of a body part towards the midline of the body.

ADDUCTED Meaning and Definition

  1. Adducted is an adjective derived from the verb "adduct," which refers to the action of pulling or drawing a body part or limb towards the midline of the body. When an individual is described as being adducted, it implies that a specific body part has moved or been positioned closer to the centerline of their body.

    In medical contexts, adduction is commonly used to describe movements or positions of the limbs or joints. For example, if a person's arm is adducted, it signifies that their arm has been brought closer to their torso, along the sagittal plane. Similarly, if a person's fingers are adducted, it means that the fingers have been pulled together towards the midline of the hand.

    The term "adducted" can also be used metaphorically to describe a state of being physically constrained or forcibly taken by another individual or group. In such cases, being adducted implies a situation akin to abduction, where the individual has been forcefully moved away from their intended destination or situation.

    Overall, whether used in a physiological or metaphorical sense, being adducted implies a movement or position closer to the midline of the body or being taken against one's will.

Common Misspellings for ADDUCTED

Etymology of ADDUCTED

The word "adducted" is derived from the Latin term "adductus", which is the past participle of the verb "adducere". "Adducere" is a compound word formed from "ad", meaning "to" or "toward", and "ducere", meaning "to lead" or "to bring". In its literal sense, "adducere" refers to the act of leading or bringing something or someone toward a particular place. In the context of anatomy, "adducted" specifically refers to the movement or position of bringing a body part toward the midline or central axis of the body.

Similar spelling words for ADDUCTED

Conjugate verb Adducted

CONDITIONAL

I would adduct
we would adduct
you would adduct
he/she/it would adduct
they would adduct

FUTURE

I will adduct
we will adduct
you will adduct
he/she/it will adduct
they will adduct

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have adducted
we will have adducted
you will have adducted
he/she/it will have adducted
they will have adducted

PAST

I adducted
we adducted
you adducted
he/she/it adducted
they adducted

PAST PERFECT

I had adducted
we had adducted
you had adducted
he/she/it had adducted
they had adducted

PRESENT

I adduct
we adduct
you adduct
he/she/it adducts
they adduct

PRESENT PERFECT

I have adducted
we have adducted
you have adducted
he/she/it has adducted
they have adducted
I am adducting
we are adducting
you are adducting
he/she/it is adducting
they are adducting
I was adducting
we were adducting
you were adducting
he/she/it was adducting
they were adducting
I will be adducting
we will be adducting
you will be adducting
he/she/it will be adducting
they will be adducting
I have been adducting
we have been adducting
you have been adducting
he/she/it has been adducting
they have been adducting
I had been adducting
we had been adducting
you had been adducting
he/she/it had been adducting
they had been adducting
I will have been adducting
we will have been adducting
you will have been adducting
he/she/it will have been adducting
they will have been adducting
I would have adducted
we would have adducted
you would have adducted
he/she/it would have adducted
they would have adducted
I would be adducting
we would be adducting
you would be adducting
he/she/it would be adducting
they would be adducting
I would have been adducting
we would have been adducting
you would have been adducting
he/she/it would have been adducting
they would have been adducting

Infographic

Add the infographic to your website: