How Do You Spell UNCASE?

Pronunciation: [ʌnkˈe͡ɪs] (IPA)

The word "uncase" is spelled as /ʌnˈkeɪs/, with the emphasis on the second syllable. It is a verb that means to take something out of its case or cover. The "un" prefix indicates the opposite or reversal of the action of casing or covering something. The "c" in "uncase" is pronounced as the voiceless velar plosive /k/, followed by the long vowel sound /eɪ/. The spelling of "uncase" follows common English spelling patterns, with "c" representing the /k/ sound before "e", "i", or "y".

UNCASE Meaning and Definition

1. The verb "uncase" refers to the act of taking something out or removing it from a case or container. It involves the process of opening, unpacking, or uncovering, thus revealing the contents that were previously protected or concealed. This term is commonly used to signify a deliberate action taken to expose or free something from its casing or covering.

   The term "uncase" can be applied to various scenarios. For instance, it can be used to describe the act of unpacking personal belongings or removing items from luggage, suitcases, or storage cases. It can also refer to the process of revealing or uncovering something that has been concealed, such as unboxing a new product or uncrating a piece of equipment.

   Additionally, "uncase" can be used in a metaphorical sense, representing the act of revealing or exposing something that was previously hidden or secret. It can describe the action of uncovering the truth, exposing a deceit, or bringing something into the open.

   Overall, "uncase" is a verb that signifies the act of removing or revealing something from its protective casing, container, or cover. It implies the unveiling or exposure of what was previously concealed or protected, whether it be physical items or hidden information.

2. To take off or out, as from a cover; to display or exhibit the colours of a regiment.

   Etymological and pronouncing dictionary of the English language. By Stormonth, James, Phelp, P. H. Published 1874.

Common Misspellings for UNCASE

• yncase
• hncase
• jncase
• 8ncase
• 7ncase
• ubcase
• umcase
• ujcase
• uhcase
• unxase
• unvase
• unfase
• undase
• unczse
• uncsse
• uncwse
• uncqse
• uncaae
• uncaze

Etymology of UNCASE

The word "uncase" originated from the Old French word "encas", which means "to put in a case". It is derived from the prefix "en-" meaning "in" or "into", and the noun "cas" meaning "case". Over time, "encas" developed into the Middle English word "uncasen", which retained the meaning of "to take out of a case" or "to unpack". Gradually, "uncasen" turned into "uncase" as a verb, indicating the action of opening or unpacking something.

Similar spelling words for UNCASE

• ENGOS,
• ANX2,
• wenxue,
• AIANX,
• uncos,
• ANXII,
• pwb/unix,
• ANOX,
• incus,
• INEX,
• enneakis-,
• ANX1,
• ANNX,
• winks,
• unix-like,
• yanks,
• wanax,
• aberdeen-angus,
• Anaks,
• EENX,
• ANXI,
• Yinxu,
• INCOSE,
• EANX,
• AINNX,
• winnocks,
• UNCCS,
• Yanixia,
• ingoes,
• oyonnax,
• ANCS,
• unchaste,
• Anoikis,
• Unkiss,
• ENGSO,
• anwax,
• WINWOX,
• Unix-related,
• Ancus,
• UNAX,
• eyeings,
• ENAGAS,
• ANAX,
• INGAAS/GAAS,
• yonex,
• Angoisse,
• ENGS,
• pen-and-inks,
• UNCHS,
• unix/linux,
• INAX,
• yankies,
• yangzi,
• annexe,
• AINYX,
• angus,
• engaz,
• eunuchs,
• AUNYX,
• iencsi,
• enqueso,
• unsecured,
• onkus,
• Enixa,
• iniguez,
• UNQUES,
• Yannakis,
• wangsa,
• unsexy,
• Incuss,
• owings,
• inachus,
• UNK/UNKS,
• encase,
• uncaused,
• ANCSA,
• eyewinks,
• ENX,
• Incase,
• unix/32v,
• innocuous-looking,
• onyx,
• ewings,
• unisexual,
• INGUASA,
• ANEGS,
• C-ONCS,
• ANOIX,
• ings,
• anoxia,
• yangs,
• anexo,
• UNICOS,
• ENOGS,
• oinks,
• unicycle,
• whangs,
• innocuous,
• unisex,
• Uncas,
• ONKZ,
• wenxia,
• winkeys,
• wangs,
• UNIX-compliant,
• Uncous,
• annex,
• ANCCS,
• P-ANCAS,
• enough's,
• unicase,
• young's,
• Ungues,
• unguis,
• IANCAS,
• annexa,
• yanxi,
• INGAAS/INALAS,
• ENCS,
• ENQWS,
• ANXA1,
• enix,
• co-wings,
• unix,
• unsex,
• UNEXC,
• unsexed,
• ANNYX,
• ANX,
• square-enix,
• uncoes,
• INCASA,
• ENGSS,
• ingwaz,
• wings,
• winkies,
• wonks,
• IHNCWYS,
• ENGCE,
• youngs,
• ANXA5,
• ennogs,
• INCSW,
• INCOS,
• wenxi,
• ionics,
• wongs,
• anguis,
• ankhs,
• ENGASE,
• ANQZ,
• uncozy,
• aingas,
• ewing's,
• yunxia,
• winkhaus,
• uncus,
• ANXA2,
• ENACS,
• Inquies,
• wongas,
• winx,
• onychias,
• ANCSU,
• wing's,
• wenxiu,
• Yunx,
• oengus,
• yiannakis,
• yonks,
• unix-based,
• Aonyx,
• unwax,
• INHX,
• unyokes,
• aniccas,
• UNIX/UNICS,
• unicuspid,
• wooings,
• INGAAS,
• wanks,
• yanquis,
• ANNAXY,
• eniacs,
• AUNOX,
• INOX,
• ingos,
• Oncos,
• ENOX,
• inwicks,
• angas,
• enochs,
• Aonghus,
• ANXU,
• enoughs,
• yungas,
• AENX,
• iynx,
• onex,
• Yankees,
• ONIX,
• Incuse,
• Aonghas,
• AANEX,
• aengus,
• enokis,
• uniques,
• incas,
• forty-winks,
• EINECS,
• inkosi,
• UNICS,
• ANUIX,
• unhooks,
• Iniquous,
• inks,
• Ankus,
• unceasing,
• UNCS,
• Oncus,
• INACS,
• wingas,
• Anngus,
• weighings,
• ANX-1.

Conjugate verb Uncase

CONDITIONAL PERFECT

I would have uncased

you would have uncased

he/she/it would have uncased

we would have uncased

they would have uncased

I would have uncase

you would have uncase

he/she/it would have uncase

we would have uncase

they would have uncase

CONDITIONAL PERFECT PROGRESSIVE

I would have been uncasing

you would have been uncasing

he/she/it would have been uncasing

we would have been uncasing

they would have been uncasing

CONDITIONAL PRESENT

I would uncase

you would uncase

he/she/it would uncase

we would uncase

they would uncase

CONDITIONAL PRESENT PROGRESSIVE

I would be uncasing

you would be uncasing

he/she/it would be uncasing

we would be uncasing

they would be uncasing

FUTURE

I will uncase

you will uncase

he/she/it will uncase

we will uncase

they will uncase

FUTURE CONTINUOUS

I will be uncasing

you will be uncasing

he/she/it will be uncasing

we will be uncasing

they will be uncasing

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have uncased

you will have uncased

he/she/it will have uncased

we will have uncased

they will have uncased

FUTURE PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I will have been uncasing

you will have been uncasing

he/she/it will have been uncasing

we will have been uncasing

they will have been uncasing

IMPERATIVE

you uncase

we let´s uncase

NONFINITE VERB FORMS

to uncase

PAST CONTINUOUS

I was uncasing

you were uncasing

he/she/it was uncasing

we were uncasing

they were uncasing

PAST PARTICIPLE

uncased

PAST PERFECT

I had uncased

you had uncased

he/she/it had uncased

we had uncased

they had uncased

PAST PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I had been uncasing

you had been uncasing

he/she/it had been uncasing

we had been uncasing

they had been uncasing

PRESENT

I uncase

you uncase

he/she/it uncases

we uncase

they uncase

PRESENT CONTINUOUS

I am uncasing

you are uncasing

he/she/it is uncasing

we are uncasing

they are uncasing

PRESENT PARTICIPLE

uncasing

PRESENT PERFECT

I have uncased

you have uncased

he/she/it has uncased

we have uncased

they have uncased

PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I have been uncasing

you have been uncasing

he/she/it has been uncasing

we have been uncasing

they have been uncasing

PRESENT SUBJUNCTIVE

he/she/it uncase

SIMPLE PAST

I uncased

you uncased

he/she/it uncased

we uncased

they uncased