How Do You Spell BRAKED?

Pronunciation: [bɹˈe͡ɪkt] (IPA)

The word "braked" is commonly misspelled as "breaked" due to the similarity of the two words. However, the correct spelling is with a "d" at the end. In IPA phonetic transcription, "braked" is pronounced /breɪkt/, with emphasis on the "ay" sound and a clear "k" at the end. This spelling is important to ensure clear communication in written and spoken language, especially in contexts such as driving, where a mistake in spelling could lead to confusion or even danger.

BRAKED Meaning and Definition

1. The verb "braked" refers to the action of decreasing or stopping the motion of a vehicle or object by the use of brakes. It is the past tense and past participle form of the verb "brake."

   When a vehicle is in motion, brakes are essential for controlling its speed and bringing it to a halt. The act of braking involves applying pressure to the braking system, usually consisting of pedals or levers, in order to create friction or resistance against the wheels or other moving parts. This friction and resistance ultimately result in the reduction or cessation of the vehicle's forward or backward movement.

   "Braked" specifically refers to the action of applying brakes in the past. It implies that at a certain point in time, the brakes were engaged and the motion of the vehicle or object was slowed down or stopped. It acknowledges a completed action of using the brakes.

   The term can be used to describe the act of reducing speed while driving a car, bicycle, or any other vehicle equipped with brakes. Additionally, it can apply to any machinery, equipment, or object that utilizes brakes for control or safety purposes, such as a roller coaster, elevator, or conveyor belt. Overall, "braked" signifies the action of intentionally decelerating or halting the motion of something by applying brakes.

Top Common Misspellings for BRAKED *

• breaked 80%
• broked 20%

* The statistics data for these misspellings percentages are collected from over 15,411,110 spell check sessions on www.spellchecker.net from Jan 2010 - Jun 2012.

Other Common Misspellings for BRAKED

• braed
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• braxey
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• Baraaked
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• Bragede
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• cbraed
• breied
• brabeb
• brakwerd

Etymology of BRAKED

The word "braked" is the past tense and past participle form of the verb "brake". The etymology of "brake" can be traced back to the Old English word "brecan", which meant "to break, fracture, burst, or divide". This Old English term is also related to the Old High German word "brehhan" and the Middle Dutch word "breken", all of which share a similar meaning. Over time, "brecan" evolved into "brake" in Middle English, and the "braked" form emerged as the past tense and past participle form. The verb "brake" primarily refers to an action of slowing down or stopping a vehicle or machine by applying the brakes.

Similar spelling words for BRAKED

• bracted,
• balked,
• breed,
• Braved,
• brad,
• brake,
• baked,
• breached,
• braised,
• bared,
• breakdown,
• brockett,
• bruised,
• Wreaked,
• brackett,
• Racked,
• brisket,
• barred,
• biked,
• Raged,
• Raked,
• brushed,
• breasted,
• breast,
• brakes,
• broke,
• Brayed,
• broached,
• Basked,
• braced,
• breaker,
• bracket,
• braid,
• Barked,
• beaked,
• brocket,
• backed,
• Bragged,
• Bred,
• Banked.

Conjugate verb Braked

CONDITIONAL

I would brake

we would brake

you would brake

he/she/it would brake

they would brake

FUTURE

I will brake

we will brake

you will brake

he/she/it will brake

they will brake

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have braked

we will have braked

you will have braked

he/she/it will have braked

they will have braked

PAST

I braked

we braked

you braked

he/she/it braked

they braked

PAST PERFECT

I had braked

we had braked

you had braked

he/she/it had braked

they had braked

PRESENT

I brake

we brake

you brake

he/she/it brakes

they brake

PRESENT PERFECT

I have braked

we have braked

you have braked

he/she/it has braked

they have braked

I am braking

we are braking

you are braking

he/she/it is braking

they are braking

I was braking

we were braking

you were braking

he/she/it was braking

they were braking

I will be braking

we will be braking

you will be braking

he/she/it will be braking

they will be braking

I have been braking

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I will have been braking

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I would have braked

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I would be braking

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