How Do You Spell DASHING?

Pronunciation: [dˈaʃɪŋ] (IPA)

The word "dashing" is spelled with the letters d-a-s-h-i-n-g. In IPA phonetic transcription, it is pronounced as /ˈdæʃɪŋ/. The "d" makes a voiced consonant sound, the "a" makes the short vowel sound, and the "sh" makes a voiceless consonant sound. The "i" makes a short vowel sound followed by the letter "n" which makes a nasal consonant sound. Finally, the "g" makes a voiced consonant sound. "Dashing" can mean stylish and attractive, or it can mean moving or acting quickly with confidence and energy.

DASHING Meaning and Definition

  1. Dashing is an adjective commonly used to describe someone or something that is stylish, attractive, and full of energy. It is often associated with a sense of charm, confidence, and elegance.

    When referring to a person, dashing typically describes someone who exudes charisma and panache. They are often well-dressed, with a sense of style that stands out. A dashing person carries themselves with grace and confidence, capturing the attention and admiration of those around them. Their charming and magnetic personality makes them appealing and irresistible to others.

    In terms of appearance, dashing can describe someone who is visually striking. They may have a perfectly coiffed hairstyle, chiseled features, and a fit physique that further enhances their overall allure.

    Similarly, dashing can be used to describe something or someone that is appealing due to its excitement, quickness, or daring nature. For example, a dashing sports car would be sleek, fast, and eye-catching. A dashing performance could refer to a thrilling and energetic display of talent or skill. In these contexts, dashing implies an element of flair and liveliness that leaves a lasting impression.

    Overall, the term dashing carries an aura of sophistication and magnetism, whether in reference to a person or an object. It signifies a captivating, charismatic quality that is both visually appealing and enchanting to others.

  2. Bold; showy; spiritied.

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

Common Misspellings for DASHING

Etymology of DASHING

The word "dashing" originated from the Middle English word "dashen", which meant "to strike violently or suddenly". This Middle English term evolved from the Old English word "dæscan", meaning "to beat, strike, or knock". The concept of "dashing" as an adjective expressing stylishness and confidence in appearance or behavior emerged in the late 18th century.

Similar spelling words for DASHING

Conjugate verb Dashing

CONDITIONAL

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

FUTURE

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

FUTURE PERFECT

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

PAST

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

PAST PERFECT

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

PRESENT

I dash
we dash
you dash
he/she/it dashes
they dash

PRESENT PERFECT

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

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