How Do You Spell DISCASE?

Pronunciation: [dɪskˈe͡ɪs] (IPA)

The word "discase" is pronounced as /dɪsˈkeɪs/. It is a verb that means to disrobe or undress. The spelling of the word is believed to be a combination of the prefix "dis-" meaning to remove or deprive and the word "case" meaning clothing or covering. Despite its obscure usage, the word "discase" continues to exist in the English language and can be found in some literary works. It is important to note that this word should not be confused with the more common word "disease", which has a completely different meaning.

DISCASE Meaning and Definition

1. Discase is a verb derived from the prefix "dis-" meaning to separate or remove, and the noun "case" referring to covering or enclosing. It is most commonly used in medical or scientific contexts and refers to the act of removing or getting rid of a covering, case, or protective layer from a particular object or organism.

   In a medical sense, discase can refer to the removal of a bodily covering or natural defense. For example, it can be used to describe the process of dissecting or removing an outer layer of tissue, such as in surgery or post-mortem examination. Alternatively, it can denote the removal of a protective casing or encasing material, such as a bandage, plaster, or dressing, from a wound or injured body part.

   In a broader sense, discase can also be applied to non-living objects or structures. For instance, it can be used to describe the process of removing a protective case, covering, or housing from a piece of equipment, machinery, or technological device, in order to expose its internal components for repair, maintenance, or examination.

   Overall, the term discase signifies the action of removing or stripping away a covering, casing, or envelope, typically in a medical or scientific context, in order to inspect, treat, or expose what lies beneath it.

Common Misspellings for DISCASE

• siscase
• xiscase
• ciscase
• fiscase
• riscase
• eiscase
• duscase
• djscase
• dkscase
• doscase
• d9scase
• d8scase
• diacase
• dizcase
• dixcase
• didcase
• diecase
• diwcase
• disxase

Etymology of DISCASE

The word "discase" is derived from the combination of the prefix "dis-" and the noun "case". The word "case" itself has multiple meanings, but in this context, it refers to a state of disease or illness. The prefix "dis-" indicates reversal or removal, thus "discase" implies to remove or alleviate the disease or illness.

Similar spelling words for DISCASE

• discuss,
• diocese,
• dieses,
• dikes,
• discus,
• disease,
• dicus,
• dicecco,
• disuse.

Conjugate verb Discase

CONDITIONAL PERFECT

I would have discased

you would have discased

he/she/it would have discased

we would have discased

they would have discased

I would have discase

you would have discase

he/she/it would have discase

we would have discase

they would have discase

CONDITIONAL PERFECT PROGRESSIVE

I would have been discasing

you would have been discasing

he/she/it would have been discasing

we would have been discasing

they would have been discasing

CONDITIONAL PRESENT

I would discase

you would discase

he/she/it would discase

we would discase

they would discase

CONDITIONAL PRESENT PROGRESSIVE

I would be discasing

you would be discasing

he/she/it would be discasing

we would be discasing

they would be discasing

FUTURE

I will discase

you will discase

he/she/it will discase

we will discase

they will discase

FUTURE CONTINUOUS

I will be discasing

you will be discasing

he/she/it will be discasing

we will be discasing

they will be discasing

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have discased

you will have discased

he/she/it will have discased

we will have discased

they will have discased

FUTURE PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I will have been discasing

you will have been discasing

he/she/it will have been discasing

we will have been discasing

they will have been discasing

IMPERATIVE

you discase

we let´s discase

NONFINITE VERB FORMS

to discase

PAST CONTINUOUS

I was discasing

you were discasing

he/she/it was discasing

we were discasing

they were discasing

PAST PARTICIPLE

discased

PAST PERFECT

I had discased

you had discased

he/she/it had discased

we had discased

they had discased

PAST PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I had been discasing

you had been discasing

he/she/it had been discasing

we had been discasing

they had been discasing

PRESENT

I discase

you discase

he/she/it discases

we discase

they discase

PRESENT CONTINUOUS

I am discasing

you are discasing

he/she/it is discasing

we are discasing

they are discasing

PRESENT PARTICIPLE

discasing

PRESENT PERFECT

I have discased

you have discased

he/she/it has discased

we have discased

they have discased

PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I have been discasing

you have been discasing

he/she/it has been discasing

we have been discasing

they have been discasing

PRESENT SUBJUNCTIVE

he/she/it discase

SIMPLE PAST

I discased

you discased

he/she/it discased

we discased

they discased