How Do You Spell BESOT?

Pronunciation: [bɪsˈɒt] (IPA)

The spelling of the word "besot" is influenced by its pronunciation in IPA phonetic transcription as /bɪˈsɒt/. The first syllable "be" is pronounced as "bi" and the second syllable "sot" sounds like "sot". The word means to make someone infatuated or obsessed with something or someone, typically to a foolish or excessive degree. It is important to ensure accurate spelling and pronunciation of words to effectively communicate thoughts and ideas.

BESOT Meaning and Definition

1. "Besot" is a verb that typically describes the act of infatuating or captivating someone to such a degree that they become foolish, irrational, or excessively enamored. It can be used to depict a state of being completely overwhelmed or consumed by strong feelings, particularly related to love, desire, or excessive adoration. The term is often employed in a figurative sense to convey an extreme level of infatuation or obsession, to the point where a person's judgment or rationality is impaired.

   The term "besot" originated from the Old English word "besottian," which means "to make foolish" or "to perplex." It carries connotations of being under the spell or influence of someone or something, to the extent that it clouds one's sense of reason or self-control. When individuals are besotted, they may exhibit behaviors that are irrational, imprudent, or out of character due to their overwhelming infatuation.

   Furthermore, "besot" can also be used in a broader sense, beyond romantic contexts, to describe being enthralled or captivated by something other than a person. For example, one can be besotted by a particular hobby, a celebrity, or a material possession.

   Overall, "besot" refers to a state of being deeply and obsessively infatuated, often leading to a loss of sound judgment or rationality. It conveys a sense of being thoroughly captivated or enamored to the point of foolishness or irrational behavior.

2. To stupefy; to make dull or senseless.

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

Common Misspellings for BESOT

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• BESbL
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• Beqout
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• Besroa
• Beatot
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• Bescos
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Etymology of BESOT

The word besot comes from the Old English term be-, bi- which means to make and the word sot which means a fool or an imbecile. Therefore, the etymology of besot can be traced back to the Old English verb besottian, meaning to make a fool of.

Similar spelling words for BESOT

• beget,
• behest,
• best,
• becket,
• beset,
• bestow,
• beast,
• Bessette.

Conjugate verb Besot

CONDITIONAL PERFECT

I would have besotted

you would have besotted

he/she/it would have besotted

we would have besotted

they would have besotted

I would have besot

you would have besot

he/she/it would have besot

we would have besot

they would have besot

CONDITIONAL PERFECT PROGRESSIVE

I would have been besotting

you would have been besotting

he/she/it would have been besotting

we would have been besotting

they would have been besotting

CONDITIONAL PRESENT

I would besot

you would besot

he/she/it would besot

we would besot

they would besot

CONDITIONAL PRESENT PROGRESSIVE

I would be besotting

you would be besotting

he/she/it would be besotting

we would be besotting

they would be besotting

FUTURE

I will besot

you will besot

he/she/it will besot

we will besot

they will besot

FUTURE CONTINUOUS

I will be besotting

you will be besotting

he/she/it will be besotting

we will be besotting

they will be besotting

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have besotted

you will have besotted

he/she/it will have besotted

we will have besotted

they will have besotted

FUTURE PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I will have been besotting

you will have been besotting

he/she/it will have been besotting

we will have been besotting

they will have been besotting

IMPERATIVE

you besot

we let´s besot

NONFINITE VERB FORMS

to besot

PAST CONTINUOUS

I was besotting

you were besotting

he/she/it was besotting

we were besotting

they were besotting

PAST PARTICIPLE

besotted

PAST PERFECT

I had besotted

you had besotted

he/she/it had besotted

we had besotted

they had besotted

PAST PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I had been besotting

you had been besotting

he/she/it had been besotting

we had been besotting

they had been besotting

PRESENT

I besot

you besot

he/she/it besots

we besot

they besot

PRESENT CONTINUOUS

I am besotting

you are besotting

he/she/it is besotting

we are besotting

they are besotting

PRESENT PARTICIPLE

besotting

PRESENT PERFECT

I have besotted

you have besotted

he/she/it has besotted

we have besotted

they have besotted

PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I have been besotting

you have been besotting

he/she/it has been besotting

we have been besotting

they have been besotting

PRESENT SUBJUNCTIVE

he/she/it besot

SIMPLE PAST

I besotted

you besotted

he/she/it besotted

we besotted

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