How Do You Spell APPRIZE?

Pronunciation: [ɐpɹˈa͡ɪz] (IPA)

The word "apprize" is often spelled incorrectly as "apprise" due to their similar pronunciation. However, the correct spelling is with a "z" instead of an "s." According to the IPA phonetic transcription, "apprize" is pronounced /əˈpraɪz/, which emphasizes the "z" sound at the end. This word means to inform or give notice to someone about something, such as apprising someone about a new development in a project. Remember to spell it with a "z" to avoid misspelling it as "apprise."

APPRIZE Meaning and Definition

1. Apprize is a verb that originated from the Middle English word "apprise" and is closely related to the word "appraise." It refers to the act of informing, notifying, or advising someone about something, typically relating to a specific matter of importance. When one apprizes another individual, they are effectively providing them with information or knowledge that they were previously unaware of, in order to keep them informed or bring them up to date.

   The key characteristic of apprizing is its informative nature, as it involves enlightening or educating someone about a particular topic. It signifies the act of giving someone important or relevant information that they need to know, either to guide their decision-making process or to ensure they are well-informed about a situation. This could include sharing news, updates, details, or instructions regarding an event, a task, a plan, or any other matter of significance.

   Apprize can also be used synonymously with terms such as "advise," "notify," "inform," "enlighten," "alert," or "make aware." Essentially, it represents the process of communicating essential or noteworthy information from one person to another. This verb carries the connotation of enriching someone's knowledge, awareness, or understanding in order to enable them to make informed decisions or take appropriate actions.

Common Misspellings for APPRIZE

• aphrizz
• apprie
• zpprize
• spprize
• wpprize
• qpprize
• aoprize
• alprize
• a-prize
• a0prize
• aplrize
• ap-rize
• ap0rize
• appeize
• appdize
• appfize
• apptize
• app5ize
• app4ize
• appruze
• apprjze
• apprizd
• apprizer
• appriez
• aphrite
• Appatize
• Apprizel
• Aprrizer
• ouprize
• amerize
• Tappize
• Appiie
• Apparite
• appeice
• appriy
• appirie
• upprite
• Foprize

Etymology of APPRIZE

The word "apprize" originated from the combination of two separate words, "appreciate" and "prize".

The verb "appreciate" can be traced back to the Latin "appretiare", which means "to set a price upon" or "to value". It entered Middle English as "appreciaten" with a similar meaning of "to set a value on" in the 15th century. Over time, "appreciate" came to mean "to recognize the quality, significance, or importance of something" as well.

The word "prize" has its roots in the Old French "pris", which means "price" or "value". It came from the Latin "pretium", meaning "value" or "price". "Prize" in English was originally used as a noun to refer to something valued or worth acquiring.

Similar spelling words for APPRIZE

• apiarist,
• appraisal,
• apprisal,
• aphorism,
• apprise,
• appraiser,
• aphorist,
• aphorize,
• aphriza,
• aphorise,
• apres-ski,
• appressed,
• appraise.

Conjugate verb Apprize

CONDITIONAL PERFECT

I would have apprized

you would have apprized

he/she/it would have apprized

we would have apprized

they would have apprized

I would have apprize

you would have apprize

he/she/it would have apprize

we would have apprize

they would have apprize

CONDITIONAL PERFECT PROGRESSIVE

I would have been apprizing

you would have been apprizing

he/she/it would have been apprizing

we would have been apprizing

they would have been apprizing

CONDITIONAL PRESENT

I would apprize

you would apprize

he/she/it would apprize

we would apprize

they would apprize

CONDITIONAL PRESENT PROGRESSIVE

I would be apprizing

you would be apprizing

he/she/it would be apprizing

we would be apprizing

they would be apprizing

FUTURE

I will apprize

you will apprize

he/she/it will apprize

we will apprize

they will apprize

FUTURE CONTINUOUS

I will be apprizing

you will be apprizing

he/she/it will be apprizing

we will be apprizing

they will be apprizing

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have apprized

you will have apprized

he/she/it will have apprized

we will have apprized

they will have apprized

FUTURE PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I will have been apprizing

you will have been apprizing

he/she/it will have been apprizing

we will have been apprizing

they will have been apprizing

IMPERATIVE

you apprize

we let´s apprize

NONFINITE VERB FORMS

to apprize

PAST CONTINUOUS

I was apprizing

you were apprizing

he/she/it was apprizing

we were apprizing

they were apprizing

PAST PARTICIPLE

apprized

PAST PERFECT

I had apprized

you had apprized

he/she/it had apprized

we had apprized

they had apprized

PAST PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I had been apprizing

you had been apprizing

he/she/it had been apprizing

we had been apprizing

they had been apprizing

PRESENT

I apprize

you apprize

he/she/it apprizes

we apprize

they apprize

PRESENT CONTINUOUS

I am apprizing

you are apprizing

he/she/it is apprizing

we are apprizing

they are apprizing

PRESENT PARTICIPLE

apprizing

PRESENT PERFECT

I have apprized

you have apprized

he/she/it has apprized

we have apprized

they have apprized

PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I have been apprizing

you have been apprizing

he/she/it has been apprizing

we have been apprizing

they have been apprizing

PRESENT SUBJUNCTIVE

he/she/it apprize

SIMPLE PAST

I apprized

you apprized

he/she/it apprized

we apprized

they apprized