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Correct spelling for the English word "term" is [t_ˈɜː_m], [tˈɜːm], [tˈɜːm]] (IPA phonetic alphabet).

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Common Misspellings for term
Similar spelling words for term
Definition for term
Anagrams for term
Usage examples for term
Abbreviation term means
Conjugate verb term

Common Misspellings for TERM

Below is the list of 306 misspellings for the word "term".

Similar spelling words for TERM

Definition of TERM

  1. The proper time for the cessation of gestation.

Anagrams of TERM

3 letters

2 letters

Usage Examples for TERM

  1. It is a fairly common thing for a man to die before his twelve months' term is up, and a still more common one for him to have to go on sick leave. - "West African studies" by Mary Henrietta Kingsley
  2. At the end of his first term I know he had nothing. - "Autobiography of Andrew Carnegie" by Andrew Carnegie
  3. I should want to stand well with my neighbors and be called Squire, and sent to General Court for a term or two; for a plain, honest man may do as much good there as a lawyer. - "From-Twice-Told-Tales" by Hawthorne, Nathaniel
  4. " Anything to beat Grant" and " No third term" were their war- cries. - "The United States Since The Civil War" by Charles Ramsdell Lingley
  5. The term 'common law, ' although it has more than one meaning, is perfectly definite, secundum subjectam materiem. - "Memoir, Correspondence, And Miscellanies, From The Papers Of Thomas Jefferson" by Thomas Jefferson

What does term stand for?

Abbreviation TERM means:

  1. Transport and Environment Reporting Mechanism
  2. Temporary Equipment Recovery Mission

Conjugate verb Term

CONDITIONAL PERFECT

I would have termed
you would have termed
he/she/it would have termed
we would have termed
they would have termed
I would have term
you would have term
he/she/it would have term
we would have term
they would have term

CONDITIONAL PERFECT PROGRESSIVE

I would have been terming
you would have been terming
he/she/it would have been terming
we would have been terming
they would have been terming

CONDITIONAL PRESENT

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

CONDITIONAL PRESENT PROGRESSIVE

I would be terming
you would be terming
he/she/it would be terming
we would be terming
they would be terming

FUTURE

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

FUTURE CONTINUOUS

I will be terming
you will be terming
he/she/it will be terming
we will be terming
they will be terming

FUTURE PERFECT

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

FUTURE PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I will have been terming
you will have been terming
he/she/it will have been terming
we will have been terming
they will have been terming

IMPERATIVE

you term
we let´s term

NONFINITE VERB FORMS

to term

PAST CONTINUOUS

I was terming
you were terming
he/she/it was terming
we were terming
they were terming

PAST PARTICIPLE

termed

PAST PERFECT

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

PAST PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I had been terming
you had been terming
he/she/it had been terming
we had been terming
they had been terming

PRESENT

I term
you term
he/she/it terms
we term
they term

PRESENT CONTINUOUS

I am terming
you are terming
he/she/it is terming
we are terming
they are terming

PRESENT PARTICIPLE

terming

PRESENT PERFECT

I have termed
you have termed
he/she/it has termed
we have termed
they have termed

PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I have been terming
you have been terming
he/she/it has been terming
we have been terming
they have been terming

PRESENT SUBJUNCTIVE

he/she/it term

SIMPLE PAST

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