How Do You Spell CLOYED?

Pronunciation: [klˈɔ͡ɪd] (IPA)

The word "cloyed" is spelled with the letter "c" followed by "l", "o", "y", "e", and "d". Its pronunciation is /klɔɪd/. The first syllable follows the typical English pattern of a consonant followed by a vowel, while the "oy" sound in the second syllable is less common. To spell the "oy" sound, the letters "o" and "y" are used together. The final "ed" is pronounced as a separate syllable, which is why it is spelled with the letter "d" instead of just "t".

CLOYED Meaning and Definition

  1. Cloyed is a verb that refers to the sensation of feeling overly filled, satiated, or overwhelmed by something, typically due to an excessive amount or prolonged exposure. It describes a state of being where one's appetite, desire, or interest has been excessively satisfied to the point of becoming unpleasant, distasteful, or stifling.

    The term can be applied to various aspects of life, such as food, emotions, experiences, or even material possessions. In the context of food, for instance, it describes a feeling of being overly full or experiencing a sensation of nausea after consuming an excessive amount of sweet or rich food. It represents a point where indulgence becomes unsatisfying and one yearns for moderation or a change in taste.

    Cloyed can also be used to describe an emotional state where one feels overwhelmed or exhausted by an excessive amount of a particular emotion, such as love, affection, or even sorrow. In this sense, it signifies a need for emotional balance and a break from an overwhelming intensity.

    Furthermore, cloyed can be used metaphorically to describe instances where one feels overwhelmed or bored by a repeated or excessive experience, such as a particular genre of entertainment or a mundane routine. It conveys a sense of needing variation, freshness, or new stimuli to restore interest or pleasure.

    Overall, cloyed captures the feeling of being overwhelmed or unsatisfied by excess, urging for balance, moderation, or change to restore enjoyment and satisfaction.

  2. Filled; glutted.

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

Common Misspellings for CLOYED

Etymology of CLOYED

The word "cloyed" has its origin in Middle English. It comes from the verb "cloyen", which was derived from the Old French word "acloyer". The Old French term itself ultimately traces back to the Latin word "cloāre", meaning "to fill up" or "to block up". Over time, the meaning of "cloy" in English shifted to refer to the feeling of being overwhelmed or disgusted due to an excessive amount of something, particularly food or sweet flavors.

Similar spelling words for CLOYED

Conjugate verb Cloyed

CONDITIONAL

I would cloy
we would cloy
you would cloy
he/she/it would cloy
they would cloy

FUTURE

I will cloy
we will cloy
you will cloy
he/she/it will cloy
they will cloy

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have cloyed
we will have cloyed
you will have cloyed
he/she/it will have cloyed
they will have cloyed

PAST

I cloyed
we cloyed
you cloyed
he/she/it cloyed
they cloyed

PAST PERFECT

I had cloyed
we had cloyed
you had cloyed
he/she/it had cloyed
they had cloyed

PRESENT

I cloy
we cloy
you cloy
he/she/it cloys
they cloy

PRESENT PERFECT

I have cloyed
we have cloyed
you have cloyed
he/she/it has cloyed
they have cloyed
I am cloying
we are cloying
you are cloying
he/she/it is cloying
they are cloying
I was cloying
we were cloying
you were cloying
he/she/it was cloying
they were cloying
I will be cloying
we will be cloying
you will be cloying
he/she/it will be cloying
they will be cloying
I have been cloying
we have been cloying
you have been cloying
he/she/it has been cloying
they have been cloying
I had been cloying
we had been cloying
you had been cloying
he/she/it had been cloying
they had been cloying
I will have been cloying
we will have been cloying
you will have been cloying
he/she/it will have been cloying
they will have been cloying
I would have cloyed
we would have cloyed
you would have cloyed
he/she/it would have cloyed
they would have cloyed
I would be cloying
we would be cloying
you would be cloying
he/she/it would be cloying
they would be cloying
I would have been cloying
we would have been cloying
you would have been cloying
he/she/it would have been cloying
they would have been cloying

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