How Do You Spell CHANNELISE?

Pronunciation: [t͡ʃˈanɪlˌa͡ɪz] (IPA)

The correct spelling of the word "channelise" is with a "z" instead of an "s", making it "channelize". The IPA phonetic transcription for this word is /ˈtʃænəlaɪz/, with emphasis on the second syllable. The "ch" sound is pronounced like "tch", the "a" sounds like the "a" in "cat", the "n" is pronounced as a syllabic nasal (a sound similar to "-ng"), and the "z" sounds like the "z" in "zipper". The word means to direct or control something through a channel.

CHANNELISE Meaning and Definition

1. Channelise (also spelled channelize) is a verb that refers to the act of directing or guiding something or someone in a particular direction or pathway. It involves creating or utilizing channels, routes, or conduits to facilitate a smoother flow or movement.

   In the literal sense, channelise can describe the process of constructing or clearing channels, such as waterways or ducts, to control the movement of fluids, sound, or even data. For instance, engineers might channelise a river to prevent flooding or redirect traffic to alleviate congestion.

   In a figurative sense, channelise can also pertain to guiding or steering certain energies, resources, or actions towards a specific goal or purpose. It often involves organizing or mobilizing individuals, groups, or efforts to ensure they are efficiently directed towards a desired outcome. For example, a project manager may channelise the team's efforts towards achieving project milestones by providing clear instructions and establishing a structured workflow.

   Additionally, channelise can be used in various contexts, such as in psychology, where it denotes the process of redirecting or transforming emotions or behaviors into more positive or productive outlets. It suggests managing or redirecting energy or focus towards constructive or advantageous pursuits.

   Overall, channelise implies the deliberate act of controlling, guiding, or redirecting something or someone towards a desired objective or pathway, whether it be physical, figurative, or psychological.

Common Misspellings for CHANNELISE

• xhannelise
• vhannelise
• fhannelise
• dhannelise
• cgannelise
• cbannelise
• cnannelise
• cjannelise
• cuannelise
• cyannelise
• chznnelise
• chsnnelise
• chwnnelise
• chqnnelise
• chabnelise
• chamnelise
• chajnelise
• chahnelise
• chanbelise

Etymology of CHANNELISE

The word channelise is derived from the noun channel combined with the suffix -ize (or -ise in British English).

The noun channel originates from the Old French word chanel which meant bed of a watercourse or canal. It can be traced back to the Latin word canalis meaning pipe or conduit.

The suffix -ize (or -ise in British English) is derived from the Greek suffix -izein. It is used to form verbs that mean to render or make or to cause to become. This suffix has been adopted in many languages, including English.

Therefore, the word channelize combines these elements to create a verb that means to form or create a channel or to direct or control the flow of something.

Similar spelling words for CHANNELISE

• chinless,
• channelize,
• channels,
• channel cat,
• channel-surf.

Conjugate verb Channelise

CONDITIONAL

I would channelise

you would channelise

he/she/it would channelise

we would channelise

they would channelise

CONDITIONAL CONTINUOUS

I would be channelising

you would be channelising

he/she/it would be channelising

we would be channelising

they would be channelising

CONDITIONAL PERFECT

I would have channelise

you would have channelise

he/she/it would have channelise

we would have channelise

they would have channelise

CONDITIONAL PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I would have been channelising

you would have been channelising

he/she/it would have been channelising

we would have been channelising

they would have been channelising

FUTURE

I will channelise

you will channelise

he/she/it will channelise

we will channelise

they will channelise

FUTURE CONTINUOUS

I will be channelising

you will be channelising

he/she/it will be channelising

we will be channelising

they will be channelising

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have channelised

you will have channelised

he/she/it will have channelised

we will have channelised

they will have channelised

FUTURE PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I will have been channelising

you will have been channelising

he/she/it will have been channelising

we will have been channelising

they will have been channelising

IMPERATIVE

you channelise

we let´s channelise

NONFINITE VERB FORMS

to channelise

PAST

I channelised

you channelised

he/she/it channelised

we channelised

they channelised

PAST CONTINUOUS

I was channelising

you were channelising

he/she/it was channelising

we were channelising

they were channelising

PAST PARTICIPLE

channelised

PAST PERFECT

I had channelised

you had channelised

he/she/it had channelised

we had channelised

they had channelised

PAST PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I had been channelising

you had been channelising

he/she/it had been channelising

we had been channelising

they had been channelising

PRESENT

I channelise

you channelise

he/she/it channelises

we channelise

they channelise

PRESENT CONTINUOUS

I am channelising

you are channelising

he/she/it is channelising

we are channelising

they are channelising

PRESENT PARTICIPLE

channelising

PRESENT PERFECT

I have channelised

you have channelised

he/she/it has channelised

we have channelised

they have channelised

PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I have been channelising

you have been channelising

he/she/it has been channelising

we have been channelising

they have been channelising