How Do You Spell BRIMMING?

Pronunciation: [bɹˈɪmɪŋ] (IPA)

The word "brimming" is spelled with two consonants in the beginning, followed by a vowel, two consonants, and another vowel at the end. In IPA phonetic transcription, it can be written as /ˈbrɪmɪŋ/. The first syllable "brim" is pronounced with a short "i" sound, followed by a double "m". The second syllable has a short "i" sound followed by "ng" sound. Together, they create a rhythmic word that suggests overflowing or being filled to the top.

BRIMMING Meaning and Definition

1. Brimming is an adjective that refers to the state or condition of being filled to the very top, usually with a liquid or substance. It denotes a container, vessel, or any confined space where the content is at or near its maximum capacity.

   When something is described as brimming, it implies that it is completely filled, leaving no room for additional items or elements. The word carries a sense of abundance and overflowing. It signifies a state of fullness and often conveys a positive or satisfying feeling.

   This term is commonly associated with liquids, such as a cup brimming with coffee or a bottle brimming with water. However, it can also extend to metaphorical contexts, where it describes a person's emotions or a situation. For instance, someone's eyes may be described as brimming with tears, indicating that they are on the verge of crying. Similarly, a room can be described as brimming with excitement or a concert as brimming with energy, suggesting a high level of enthusiasm or intensity.

   In summary, brimming is an adjective that describes something that is filled to capacity, typically with a liquid or substance. It conveys a sense of abundance, fullness, and often has positive connotations.

2. • Full to the top or brim.

   • Full to the top.

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

Top Common Misspellings for BRIMMING *

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Other Common Misspellings for BRIMMING

• gromming
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• brcoming
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• birming
• brifing
• bomming
• brieving
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• rumming
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• Grymming

Etymology of BRIMMING

The word "brimming" is derived from the verb "brim". The word "brim" can be traced back to the Old English word "brym" which means "border, brink, or rim". It is further related to the Middle English word "brim" meaning "edge" or "brim of a hat". The word ultimately comes from the Proto-Germanic word "*brimmaz" which meant "raging sea" or "surf". Over time, the word "brim" came to refer to the edge or upper border of a container, typically a cup or a glass, which is filled to the very top, leading to the formation of the adjective "brimming" to describe something full or overflowing.

Idioms with the word BRIMMING

• brimming with sth The idiom "brimming with sth" means to be filled or overflowing with something, often referring to an abundant or excessive quantity of feelings, emotions, energy, or a particular substance. It implies being at maximum capacity or being unable to contain or hide the strong presence of something.
• brimming with something The idiom "brimming with something" refers to a state of being filled or overflowing with a particular quality, emotion, or substance. It implies a sense of abundance or intense presence of the mentioned element.

Similar spelling words for BRIMMING

• bruening,
• Branin,
• Rimming,
• bruning,
• Bumming,
• braman,
• broman,
• brining,
• trimming,
• Bramon,
• browning,
• brahmin,
• branning,
• bromine.

Conjugate verb Brimming

CONDITIONAL

I would brim

we would brim

you would brim

he/she/it would brim

they would brim

FUTURE

I will brim

we will brim

you will brim

he/she/it will brim

they will brim

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have brimmed

we will have brimmed

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PAST

I brimmed

we brimmed

you brimmed

he/she/it brimmed

they brimmed

PAST PERFECT

I had brimmed

we had brimmed

you had brimmed

he/she/it had brimmed

they had brimmed

PRESENT

I brim

we brim

you brim

he/she/it brims

they brim

PRESENT PERFECT

I have brimmed

we have brimmed

you have brimmed

he/she/it has brimmed

they have brimmed

I am brimming

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he/she/it is brimming

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