How Do You Spell CORRALLED?

Pronunciation: [kəɹˈald] (IPA)

The correct spelling of the word "corralled" is pronounced /kəˈræld/. The word is spelled with two Rs and two Ls, following the English language rule that a final consonant should be doubled if the preceding vowel is short. In this case, the word contains two short vowels: the first "o" and the second "a". Therefore, to indicate this vowel sound correctly, the word needs to be spelled with two Rs and two Ls, creating the correct sound of /ræld/.

CORRALLED Meaning and Definition

1. The term "corralled" is a verb that refers to the act of gathering or enclosing animals or objects into a corral, which is typically an enclosed area. It is commonly used in the context of herding livestock, such as cattle or horses, but can also be applicable to other scenarios where objects or individuals are gathered or confined.

   When something is "corralled," it means that it has been rounded up, collected, or brought together to a specific location or confinement. This term often implies a sense of control, management, or organization. By coralling animals or objects, it becomes easier to keep track of them, ensure their safety, prevent them from wandering, or prepare them for transportation.

   Corralling can involve the use of physical barriers such as fences, gates, or enclosures, designed to keep the animals or objects enclosed and prevent their escape or dispersion. The process may require the assistance of individuals or animals trained in herding or driving techniques to guide or control the movement of the corraled items.

   In a figurative sense, "corralled" can also describe the act of gathering or organizing people or things in a specific area or group. For example, during an event or meeting, attendees may be corralled into designated areas or sections, ensuring a smooth flow of movement or organization.

   Overall, "corralled" signifies the act of collecting, enclosing, and controlling animals, objects, or individuals within a confined space for various purposes.

Top Common Misspellings for CORRALLED *

• corraled 65%
• coralled 35%

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Other Common Misspellings for CORRALLED

• conrolled
• cotrolled
• corrale
• corrall
• corralated
• corralls
• cralled
• parralled
• corralte
• boxhalled
• Caralled
• corraller
• corrlled
• carralles
• Curalled
• Corrolle
• corballled
• Torralle
• Ferraleld
• sorralle
• mooralled
• morralled
• Curralled
• Couralled
• corroalted
• Morraller
• Dorralle
• fortelled
• orralle
• mowralled
• Corraloid

Etymology of CORRALLED

The word "corralled" comes from the noun "corral", which is derived from the Spanish word "corral". In Spanish, "corral" originally meant an enclosure or pen used to confine livestock. The term was borrowed into English in the early 19th century during the American Westward expansion. Over time, the verb form "corralled" emerged to describe the act of herding or gathering animals into a corral. It is now commonly used to figuratively describe the act of gathering or organizing people or things in a controlled manner.

Similar spelling words for CORRALLED

• corlett,
• correlated,
• Crawled,
• coral drops,
• corral,
• corrals,
• Cradled,
• corroded,
• called,
• corelate,
• Caroled,
• coralwood,
• Corralling,
• grilled,
• correlate.

Conjugate verb Corralled

CONDITIONAL

I would corralled

you would corralled

he/she/it would corralled

we would corralled

they would corralled

I would corral

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they would corral

CONDITIONAL CONTINUOUS

I would be corralling

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we would be corralling

they would be corralling

CONDITIONAL PERFECT

I would have corralled

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CONDITIONAL PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I would have been corralling

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they would have been corralling

FUTURE

I will corral

you will corral

he/she/it will corral

we will corral

they will corral

FUTURE CONTINUOUS

I will be corralling

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FUTURE PERFECT

I will have corralled

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FUTURE PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I will have been corralling

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he/she/it will have been corralling

we will have been corralling

they will have been corralling

IMPERATIVE

you corral

we let´s corral

NONFINITE VERB FORMS

to corral

PAST

I corralled

you corralled

he/she/it corralled

we corralled

they corralled

PAST CONTINUOUS

I was corralling

you were corralling

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PAST PARTICIPLE

corralled

PAST PERFECT

I had corralled

you had corralled

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they had corralled

PAST PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I had been corralling

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he/she/it had been corralling

we had been corralling

they had been corralling

PRESENT

I corral

you corral

he/she/it corrals

we corral

they corral

PRESENT CONTINUOUS

I am corralling

you are corralling

he/she/it is corralling

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they are corralling

PRESENT PARTICIPLE

corralling

PRESENT PERFECT

I have corralled

you have corralled

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we have corralled

they have corralled

PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I have been corralling

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