How Do You Spell TERN?
Correct spelling for the English word "tern" is [t_ˈɜː_n], [tˈɜːn], [tˈɜːn]] (IPA phonetic alphabet).
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Plural form of TERN is TERNS
Definition of TERN
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t[.e]rn, adj. threefold: consisting of three: growing in threes.--n. that which consists of three things or numbers together: a prize in a lottery got by drawing three favourable numbers.--adjs. TER'NAL, threefold; TER'NARY, proceeding by, or consisting of, threes.--n. the number three.--adj. TER'N[=A]TE, threefold, or arranged in threes.--adv. TER'N[=A]TELY.--n. TER'NION, a section of paper for a book containing three double leaves or twelve pages. [L. terni, three each--tres, three.]
Common Misspellings for TERN
Below is the list of 377 misspellings for the word "tern".
- towrn
- turnn
- tworn
- theyn
- wertern
- dlearn
- tyhen
- turnng
- fiteen
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- kern
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- toekn
- turn
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- teranny
- tdern
- terdn
- t6ern
- tenny
- tehc
- thewn
- teasin
- turng
Usage Examples for TERN
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What a natural, simple county, content to fix its boundaries by these tortuous island brooks, with their comfortable names- Trent, Mease, Dove, Tern, Dane, Mees, Stour, Tame, and even hasty Severn! - "The Old Wives' Tale" by Arnold Bennett
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There is a tern and stringent law of our great Church which forbids its servants suing for a lady's hand. - "The Strong Arm" by Robert Barr
