How Do You Spell ANIMALISE?

Pronunciation: [ˈanɪməlˌa͡ɪz] (IPA)

The word "animalise" is spelled with the letters A-N-I-M-A-L-I-S-E. In terms of IPA phonetic transcription, it is pronounced "ænɪməlaɪz". The first syllable is pronounced with the vowel sound "æ", while the second syllable contains the unstressed vowel sound "ə". The third syllable is pronounced with a long "i" sound, and the final syllable ends with a "z" sound. The word "animalise" means to give an animal-like quality or character to something.

ANIMALISE Meaning and Definition

1. Animalise is a verb that refers to the process of attributing animal-like characteristics or qualities to someone or something. It involves imbuing or treating a non-animal entity, typically a person, with traits, behavior, or features associated with animals. The term is derived from the word "animal," indicating the action of making something more animalistic.

   When used figuratively, animalise can suggest reducing someone's humanity or dignity, implying that their behavior or actions resemble those of an animal in a negative or base manner. It may connote behaving without restraint, lacking moral judgment, or displaying primal instincts.

   Animalise can also be used in an artistic or creative context, particularly in the field of literature or visual arts. In this sense, it refers to the technique of portraying non-human entities, such as inanimate objects, natural phenomena, or abstract concepts, using animal imagery or qualities. It serves as a means to give life or personality to these otherwise perceived lifeless or intangible entities, making them more relatable or comprehensible to the audience.

   Overall, animalise encompasses attributing animalistic traits or features to something or someone, whether figuratively to imply less refined behavior, or creatively to grant more vitality. It encompasses both negative and positive connotations, and its meaning may vary depending on the context in which it is used.

2. To give animal life to.

   Etymological and pronouncing dictionary of the English language. By Stormonth, James, Phelp, P. H. Published 1874.

Common Misspellings for ANIMALISE

• znimalise
• snimalise
• wnimalise
• qnimalise
• abimalise
• amimalise
• ajimalise
• ahimalise
• anumalise
• anjmalise
• ankmalise
• anomalise
• an9malise
• an8malise
• aninalise
• anikalise
• anijalise
• animzlise
• animslise

Etymology of ANIMALISE

The word "animalise" is derived from the Latin word "animalis", which means "pertaining to animals". The suffix "-ize" is added to indicate the action or process of making something similar to or characteristic of animals. Overall, "animalise" means to make or become animal-like or to attribute animal characteristics to something.

Similar spelling words for ANIMALISE

• animal glue,
• animal virus,
• animal foot,
• anomaly,
• anomalist,
• animal order,
• animalcule,
• micro-animals,
• anomalops,
• animalistic,
• animal skin,
• animalia,
• animalism,
• animales,
• animallike,
• Anomalies,
• anomalous,
• enemyless,
• Animals,
• animal,
• animalculum,
• animalize,
• anomala,
• Animal Fibre,
• Enamels,
• animelles,
• animal fiber,
• animal oil,
• animality,
• animal leg,
• animalias,
• animal fat.

Conjugate verb Animalise

CONDITIONAL

I would animalise

you would animalise

he/she/it would animalise

we would animalise

they would animalise

CONDITIONAL CONTINUOUS

I would be animalising

you would be animalising

he/she/it would be animalising

we would be animalising

they would be animalising

CONDITIONAL PERFECT

I would have animalise

you would have animalise

he/she/it would have animalise

we would have animalise

they would have animalise

CONDITIONAL PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I would have been animalising

you would have been animalising

he/she/it would have been animalising

we would have been animalising

they would have been animalising

FUTURE

I will animalise

you will animalise

he/she/it will animalise

we will animalise

they will animalise

FUTURE CONTINUOUS

I will be animalising

you will be animalising

he/she/it will be animalising

we will be animalising

they will be animalising

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have animalised

you will have animalised

he/she/it will have animalised

we will have animalised

they will have animalised

FUTURE PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I will have been animalising

you will have been animalising

he/she/it will have been animalising

we will have been animalising

they will have been animalising

IMPERATIVE

you animalise

we let´s animalise

NONFINITE VERB FORMS

to animalise

PAST

I animalised

you animalised

he/she/it animalised

we animalised

they animalised

PAST CONTINUOUS

I was animalising

you were animalising

he/she/it was animalising

we were animalising

they were animalising

PAST PARTICIPLE

animalised

PAST PERFECT

I had animalised

you had animalised

he/she/it had animalised

we had animalised

they had animalised

PAST PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I had been animalising

you had been animalising

he/she/it had been animalising

we had been animalising

they had been animalising

PRESENT

I animalise

you animalise

he/she/it animalises

we animalise

they animalise

PRESENT CONTINUOUS

I am animalising

you are animalising

he/she/it is animalising

we are animalising

they are animalising

PRESENT PARTICIPLE

animalising

PRESENT PERFECT

I have animalised

you have animalised

he/she/it has animalised

we have animalised

they have animalised

PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I have been animalising

you have been animalising

he/she/it has been animalising

we have been animalising

they have been animalising