How Do You Spell CONCERTISE?

Pronunciation: [kənsˈɜːta͡ɪz] (IPA)

The word "concertise" is a verb that means to arrange or adapt a piece of music for performance by a large ensemble. Its phonetic transcription is /ˈkɒnsətaɪz/, which indicates the stress on the second syllable and the use of "s" instead of "c" for the "s" sound. Additionally, the "i" after the "t" signifies a long "i" sound, while the final "e" is silent. Although this word is not commonly used, it is important to spell it correctly when discussing musical arrangements.

Common Misspellings for CONCERTISE

• xoncertise
• voncertise
• foncertise
• doncertise
• cincertise
• ckncertise
• clncertise
• cpncertise
• c0ncertise
• c9ncertise
• cobcertise
• comcertise
• cojcertise
• cohcertise
• conxertise
• convertise
• confertise
• condertise
• concwrtise

Etymology of CONCERTISE

The word "concertise" is derived from the noun "concert" combined with the suffix "-ize".

The noun "concert" comes from the Italian word "concerto", which originally referred to a musical composition for several instruments played together. It can be traced back to the Latin word "concertare", meaning "to contend or dispute". In the musical context, "concerto" evolved to refer to a public performance of music, especially featuring a soloist or a group of musicians playing together.

The suffix "-ize" is derived from the Greek suffix "-izo", which usually indicates a process of transformation or action. It is commonly used in English to form verbs from nouns, indicating the process of making or becoming something.

Therefore, when the noun "concert" is combined with the suffix "-ize", the word "concertize" is formed, which means to perform in a concert or to prepare for a concert.

Similar spelling words for CONCERTISE

• concerned,
• conservative,
• concretise,
• concreteness,
• concert,
• concretize,
• concernedly,
• congeries,
• concretely,
• concern,
• conserved,
• conservation,
• concert pitch,
• concert dance,
• concerning,
• concerti,
• concurring,
• concert hall,
• concertize,
• concert band,
• concordat,
• concert piano,
• concretistic,
• concert-goer,
• concerted,
• conserving,
• concretism,
• concretion,
• conserve,
• concrete,
• concerto,
• conservatism,
• concert grand,
• Concertos,
• conserves,
• concertina.

Conjugate verb Concertise

CONDITIONAL

I would concertise

you would concertise

he/she/it would concertise

we would concertise

they would concertise

CONDITIONAL CONTINUOUS

I would be concertising

you would be concertising

he/she/it would be concertising

we would be concertising

they would be concertising

CONDITIONAL PERFECT

I would have concertise

you would have concertise

he/she/it would have concertise

we would have concertise

they would have concertise

CONDITIONAL PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I would have been concertising

you would have been concertising

he/she/it would have been concertising

we would have been concertising

they would have been concertising

FUTURE

I will concertise

you will concertise

he/she/it will concertise

we will concertise

they will concertise

FUTURE CONTINUOUS

I will be concertising

you will be concertising

he/she/it will be concertising

we will be concertising

they will be concertising

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have concertised

you will have concertised

he/she/it will have concertised

we will have concertised

they will have concertised

FUTURE PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I will have been concertising

you will have been concertising

he/she/it will have been concertising

we will have been concertising

they will have been concertising

IMPERATIVE

you concertise

we let´s concertise

NONFINITE VERB FORMS

to concertise

PAST

I concertised

you concertised

he/she/it concertised

we concertised

they concertised

PAST CONTINUOUS

I was concertising

you were concertising

he/she/it was concertising

we were concertising

they were concertising

PAST PARTICIPLE

concertised

PAST PERFECT

I had concertised

you had concertised

he/she/it had concertised

we had concertised

they had concertised

PAST PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I had been concertising

you had been concertising

he/she/it had been concertising

we had been concertising

they had been concertising

PRESENT

I concertise

you concertise

he/she/it concertises

we concertise

they concertise

PRESENT CONTINUOUS

I am concertising

you are concertising

he/she/it is concertising

we are concertising

they are concertising

PRESENT PARTICIPLE

concertising

PRESENT PERFECT

I have concertised

you have concertised

he/she/it has concertised

we have concertised

they have concertised

PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I have been concertising

you have been concertising

he/she/it has been concertising

we have been concertising

they have been concertising