How Do You Spell DECLASS?

Pronunciation: [dɪklˈas] (IPA)

The word "Declass" is spelled with the letter "D", followed by "e", "c", "l", "a", "s", and "s". The phonetic transcription of this word is /dɪˈklæs/. The letter "D" is pronounced as /d/ and the next two letters, "e" and "c", are pronounced as /ɛ/ and /k/, respectively. The letter "l" is pronounced as /l/ and the last three letters, "a", "s", and "s", are pronounced as /æs/. The word "Declass" means to officially release information that was previously classified.

DECLASS Meaning and Definition

1. Declass is a colloquial abbreviation for the term "declassification" and refers to the process of making previously classified information available to the public or reducing its level of classification. It involves the removal of secrecy or confidentiality from documents or materials that were previously deemed classified, thereby making them accessible to a wider audience.

   Declassification often occurs when classified documents or information are considered no longer sensitive or relevant to national security or other reasons for their classification have expired. Government agencies or organizations responsible for the classification process undertake declassification efforts to promote transparency and accountability by allowing citizens, historians, researchers, or journalists to access information that was previously restricted.

   The declassification process typically involves a thorough review of the classified material to determine its sensitivity and to ensure that its release will not harm ongoing operations, international relations, or national security interests. This review is conducted by authorized personnel who assess the content's classification level and make decisions regarding its declassification, either in part or in its entirety.

   Once declassified, the information may be released to the public through various means, including publication on websites, public archives, or accessible repositories. Declassification plays a crucial role in fostering democracy, encouraging an informed citizenry, and shedding light on historical events or government actions that were previously hidden from public scrutiny.

Common Misspellings for DECLASS

• Declasq
• Declasr
• d eclass
• de class
• dec lass
• decl ass
• decla ss
• declas s
• decliis

Etymology of DECLASS

The word "Declass" is a colloquial abbreviation of the term "declassify". It is derived by combining the prefix "de-" meaning "reverse" or "undo" with the word "classify", which refers to categorizing or assigning something to a particular class or category. "Declassify" means to remove or alter the classification status of something, typically information or documents, making them no longer classified or restricted. The abbreviation "Declass" is often used as a verb to describe the act of declassifying information.

Similar spelling words for DECLASS

• tackles,
• daggles,
• DCALS,
• declasse,
• tockleys,
• tackles-for-loss,
• teagles,
• Teachless,
• douglasii,
• Deglaze,
• diglossa,
• par-ticles,
• decayless,
• douglas',
• declassee,
• DACLS,
• Diaclasia,
• mcdonnell-douglas,
• DQLS,
• deckles,
• Diggles,
• twigloos,
• dayglows,
• toklas,
• diglossia,
• TCCLES,
• takhallus,
• deckels,
• Diclis,
• douglass,
• tequillas,
• teckels,
• Teocallis,
• toggles,
• tickles,
• toquillas,
• declaws,
• dicoelous,
• TACALS,
• TACLS,
• douglas,
• DQOLS,
• doggles,
• dewclaws,
• douglas-home,
• Twigless,
• tugless,
• Doglouse,
• dogless,
• declassé,
• diaclase,
• duclos,
• tackless,
• Douglas’,
• diocles,
• douglas's,
• douglas-fir,
• ticklace,
• tequilas,
• lincoln-douglas,
• touchholes,
• togolese,
• déclassé,
• douglas-pennant,
• decals,
• degaulle's,
• taigles,
• ticals,
• touchless.

Conjugate verb Declass

CONDITIONAL

I would declass

you would declass

he/she/it would declass

we would declass

they would declass

CONDITIONAL CONTINUOUS

I would be declassing

you would be declassing

he/she/it would be declassing

we would be declassing

they would be declassing

CONDITIONAL PERFECT

I would have declass

you would have declass

he/she/it would have declass

we would have declass

they would have declass

CONDITIONAL PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I would have been declassing

you would have been declassing

he/she/it would have been declassing

we would have been declassing

they would have been declassing

FUTURE

I will declass

you will declass

he/she/it will declass

we will declass

they will declass

FUTURE CONTINUOUS

I will be declassing

you will be declassing

he/she/it will be declassing

we will be declassing

they will be declassing

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have declassed

you will have declassed

he/she/it will have declassed

we will have declassed

they will have declassed

FUTURE PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I will have been declassing

you will have been declassing

he/she/it will have been declassing

we will have been declassing

they will have been declassing

IMPERATIVE

you declass

we let´s declass

NONFINITE VERB FORMS

to declass

PAST

I declassed

you declassed

he/she/it declassed

we declassed

they declassed

PAST CONTINUOUS

I was declassing

you were declassing

he/she/it was declassing

we were declassing

they were declassing

PAST PARTICIPLE

declassed

PAST PERFECT

I had declassed

you had declassed

he/she/it had declassed

we had declassed

they had declassed

PAST PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I had been declassing

you had been declassing

he/she/it had been declassing

we had been declassing

they had been declassing

PRESENT

I declass

you declass

he/she/it declasses

we declass

they declass

PRESENT CONTINUOUS

I am declassing

you are declassing

he/she/it is declassing

we are declassing

they are declassing

PRESENT PARTICIPLE

declassing

PRESENT PERFECT

I have declassed

you have declassed

he/she/it has declassed

we have declassed

they have declassed

PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I have been declassing

you have been declassing

he/she/it has been declassing

we have been declassing

they have been declassing