How Do You Spell AFFIXION?

Pronunciation: [ɐfˈɪkʃən] (IPA)

Affixion is a relatively uncommon word that refers to the act of affixing or attaching something to an object or surface. The spelling of this word can be tricky, but it can be broken down phonetically as /əˈfɪkʃən/. This breaks down to the schwa sound (ə) followed by the stressed syllable "fik" with a short "i" sound /ɪ/ and the "sh" sound represented by "sh" /ʃ/. Finally, the suffix "-ion" is pronounced as "shun" /ʃən/.

Common Misspellings for AFFIXION

• zffixion
• sffixion
• wffixion
• qffixion
• adfixion
• acfixion
• avfixion
• agfixion
• atfixion
• arfixion
• afdixion
• afcixion
• afvixion
• afgixion
• aftixion
• afrixion
• affjxion
• affkxion
• affoxion

Etymology of AFFIXION

The word "affixion" is derived from the Latin root "affixus", which means "to attach" or "to fix". The noun form of the word, "affixio", refers to the act of attaching or fastening something. In English, "affixion" is primarily used in legal contexts and refers to the act of attaching or recording a document or seal to something, such as a piece of property or an official record. It carries the sense of firmly affixing or attaching something, emphasizing the permanent nature of the act.

Similar spelling word for AFFIXION

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