How Do You Spell LEAGUING?

Pronunciation: [lˈiːɡɪŋ] (IPA)

Leaguing is a word that refers to the act of forming or joining a league. The spelling of this word is based on the pronunciation of its two syllables: "leag-" and "-ing". The first syllable is pronounced with a long "e" sound, followed by an "a" sound. The second syllable is pronounced with a short "i" sound, followed by an "ng" sound. The IPA phonetic transcription of this word is /ˈliːɡɪŋ/, which accurately represents its pronunciation.

LEAGUING Meaning and Definition

1. Leaguing is a verb derived from the noun "league" and refers to the act of forming an alliance or joining together for a common purpose or goal. It is typically used in the context of individuals, organizations, or countries coming together in a united front or coalition. Leaguing can involve various forms of collaboration, such as sharing resources, expertise, or efforts towards a specific objective.

   The concept of leaguing often implies a sense of strength in numbers, where individuals or groups align themselves to collectively achieve something that may be difficult or impossible to accomplish individually. It is commonly used in situations where there is a need for collective action, cooperation, or support to address a shared problem or advance a shared interest. Leaguing can give participants a greater voice, leverage, and impact by combining their efforts and resources.

   Leaguing can occur in several different settings, ranging from sports leagues and associations to diplomatic alliances between nations. For example, countries may league together to form military alliances for defense purposes, economic alliances to promote trade and cooperation, or political alliances to further specific policy objectives. Similarly, in sports, teams may league together to form leagues or associations that organize competitions and ensure fair play.

   In summary, leaguing refers to the act of forming an alliance or partnership with others to achieve a common purpose or goal. It involves the pooling of resources, efforts, and expertise to create a unified force with increased influence and effectiveness.

Common Misspellings for LEAGUING

• leabing
• lenging
• laging
• leaduing
• leacing
• leaseing
• seguing
• learking
• longuing
• leanging
• laguing
• learling
• leacking
• pleaguing
• learing
• leaing
• leaging
• learbing
• luaghing
• laghing
• leacving
• pleaging
• teaghing
• leauging
• Leeguing
• beelaguing
• Pleagueing
• Leaguenge
• Eagguing
• Weagiing
• debaguing

Etymology of LEAGUING

The word "leaguing" comes from the noun "league", which originated from the Middle English "leuge" or "legue". It was borrowed from Old French "lieue", meaning "leap" or "place where one can leap". The Old French word ultimately derived from Late Latin "leuca", referring to a Gallic unit of distance (approximately 1.5 miles). Over time, "league" evolved to mean an alliance or association formed by multiple parties working together towards a common goal. "Leaguing" is the present participle form of the verb "league", indicating the act of forming or joining a league or alliance.

Similar spelling words for LEAGUING

• leaking,
• lagging,
• leaning,
• leafing,
• legging,
• leaving,
• Plaguing,
• logging,
• leading,
• leaping,
• Leasing,
• Lugging.

Conjugate verb Leaguing

CONDITIONAL

I would leaguing

you would leaguing

he/she/it would leaguing

we would leaguing

they would leaguing

I would league

we would league

you would league

he/she/it would league

they would league

CONDITIONAL CONTINUOUS

I would be leaguing

you would be leaguing

he/she/it would be leaguing

we would be leaguing

they would be leaguing

CONDITIONAL PERFECT

I would have leaguing

you would have leaguing

he/she/it would have leaguing

we would have leaguing

they would have leaguing

CONDITIONAL PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I would have been leaguing

you would have been leaguing

he/she/it would have been leaguing

we would have been leaguing

they would have been leaguing

FUTURE

I will league

you will league

he/she/it will league

we will league

they will league

FUTURE CONTINUOUS

I will be leaguing

you will be leaguing

he/she/it will be leaguing

we will be leaguing

they will be leaguing

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have leagued

you will have leagued

he/she/it will have leagued

we will have leagued

they will have leagued

FUTURE PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I will have been leaguing

you will have been leaguing

he/she/it will have been leaguing

we will have been leaguing

they will have been leaguing

IMPERATIVE

you league

we let´s league

NONFINITE VERB FORMS

to league

PAST

I leagued

you leagued

he/she/it leagued

we leagued

they leagued

PAST CONTINUOUS

I was leaguing

you were leaguing

he/she/it was leaguing

we were leaguing

they were leaguing

PAST PARTICIPLE

leagued

PAST PERFECT

I had leagued

you had leagued

he/she/it had leagued

we had leagued

they had leagued

PAST PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I had been leaguing

you had been leaguing

he/she/it had been leaguing

we had been leaguing

they had been leaguing

PRESENT

I league

you league

he/she/it leagues

we league

they league

PRESENT CONTINUOUS

I am leaguing

you are leaguing

he/she/it is leaguing

we are leaguing

they are leaguing

PRESENT PARTICIPLE

leaguing

PRESENT PERFECT

I have leagued

you have leagued

he/she/it has leagued

we have leagued

they have leagued

PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I have been leaguing

you have been leaguing

he/she/it has been leaguing

we have been leaguing

they have been leaguing

I would have leagued

we would have leagued

you would have leagued

he/she/it would have leagued

they would have leagued