How Do You Spell UNKENNELLED?

Pronunciation: [ʌnkˈɛnə͡ld] (IPA)

The word "unkennelled" is a British variant of "un-kennelled", which means "to release a hunting dog from its kennel." It is pronounced as /ʌnˈkɛnəld/ and spelled with a double "n" and "l" because it follows the rule of doubling the consonant in the middle of the word when it is syllable stressed, and because the suffix "-ed" is added for the past tense. Therefore, it is important to pay attention to the spelling of the word to avoid any confusion or errors while writing.

UNKENNELLED Meaning and Definition

1. Unkennelled is a verb, derived from the noun "kennel," and often used in the context of hunting. It refers to the act of releasing or freeing a hunting dog from its kennel or enclosure. The term is most commonly employed when speaking about the beginning of a hunting expedition, particularly one involving dogs that have previously been confined or held in a kennel.

   When a hunter plans to initiate a hunt, they unkenneled their dogs, letting them out of their confined space to begin their work in tracking and pursuing prey. This term emphasizes the act of setting the dogs loose, symbolizing the start of their purposeful and active hunting behavior.

   Unkennelled may also imply a sense of liberation or setting free, moving beyond the confined space and the restrictions placed upon the hunting dogs. It represents the moment when the dogs are released from their previous confinement and given the opportunity to exercise their innate hunting skills.

   Additionally, "unkennelled" can be applied metaphorically beyond hunting contexts. It can suggest the initiation of any action or process, where something is set into motion, unbound from any previous limitations or constraints. In such cases, the term signifies the beginning of an endeavor or the unleashing of pent-up energy, often leading to a more dynamic and unrestricted state.

2. Let loose from confinement; driven from his hole, as a fox.

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

Common Misspellings for UNKENNELLED

• ynkennelled
• hnkennelled
• jnkennelled
• inkennelled
• 8nkennelled
• 7nkennelled
• ubkennelled
• umkennelled
• ujkennelled
• uhkennelled
• unjennelled
• unmennelled
• unlennelled
• unoennelled
• uniennelled
• unkwnnelled
• unksnnelled
• unkdnnelled
• unkrnnelled
• unk4nnelled

Etymology of UNKENNELLED

The word "unkennelled" is derived from the combination of two elements: "un-" and "kennelled".

The prefix "un-" is a common English prefix meaning "not" or "lacking". It is added to the beginning of a word to indicate a negation or reversal of its meaning.

The term "kennelled" comes from the noun "kennel", which originally referred to a shelter or a place where dogs are kept. Over time, the verb form "to kennel" developed, meaning to confine or house dogs in a kennel.

When "un-" is added to "kennelled", it creates the word "unkennelled", which essentially means "not confined or released from a kennel". In a broader sense, it can figuratively refer to liberation or release from any kind of confinement or restriction.

Conjugate verb Unkennelled

CONDITIONAL

I would unkennelled

you would unkennelled

he/she/it would unkennelled

we would unkennelled

they would unkennelled

CONDITIONAL CONTINUOUS

I would be unkennelling

you would be unkennelling

he/she/it would be unkennelling

we would be unkennelling

they would be unkennelling

CONDITIONAL PERFECT

I would have unkennelled

you would have unkennelled

he/she/it would have unkennelled

we would have unkennelled

they would have unkennelled

CONDITIONAL PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I would have been unkennelling

you would have been unkennelling

he/she/it would have been unkennelling

we would have been unkennelling

they would have been unkennelling

FUTURE

I will unkennel

you will unkennel

he/she/it will unkennel

we will unkennel

they will unkennel

FUTURE CONTINUOUS

I will be unkennelling

you will be unkennelling

he/she/it will be unkennelling

we will be unkennelling

they will be unkennelling

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have unkennelled

you will have unkennelled

he/she/it will have unkennelled

we will have unkennelled

they will have unkennelled

FUTURE PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I will have been unkennelling

you will have been unkennelling

he/she/it will have been unkennelling

we will have been unkennelling

they will have been unkennelling

IMPERATIVE

you unkennel

we let´s unkennel

NONFINITE VERB FORMS

to unkennel

PAST

I unkennelled

you unkennelled

he/she/it unkennelled

we unkennelled

they unkennelled

PAST CONTINUOUS

I was unkennelling

you were unkennelling

he/she/it was unkennelling

we were unkennelling

they were unkennelling

PAST PARTICIPLE

unkennelled

PAST PERFECT

I had unkennelled

you had unkennelled

he/she/it had unkennelled

we had unkennelled

they had unkennelled

PAST PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I had been unkennelling

you had been unkennelling

he/she/it had been unkennelling

we had been unkennelling

they had been unkennelling

PRESENT

I unkennel

you unkennel

he/she/it unkennels

we unkennel

they unkennel

PRESENT CONTINUOUS

I am unkennelling

you are unkennelling

he/she/it is unkennelling

we are unkennelling

they are unkennelling

PRESENT PARTICIPLE

unkennelling

PRESENT PERFECT

I have unkennelled

you have unkennelled

he/she/it has unkennelled

we have unkennelled

they have unkennelled

PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I have been unkennelling

you have been unkennelling

he/she/it has been unkennelling

we have been unkennelling

they have been unkennelling