How Do You Spell DECRIED?

Pronunciation: [dɪkɹˈa͡ɪd] (IPA)

Decried is a five-letter word that is pronounced [dɪˈkraɪd]. Its phonetic transcription reveals that the first syllable is pronounced as "duh" with the "ih" sound, followed by the "k" sound that is pronounced lightly. The second syllable has the "r" sound with the "ai" diphthong, and the "d" sound is pronounced at the end. The word decried means to condemn or criticize publicly, and its correct spelling is crucial for effective communication in writing.

DECRIED Meaning and Definition

1. Decried is a verb that refers to expressing strong disapproval or condemnation of something or someone. When one decries something, they vocalize their criticism, censure, or denunciation of it, often in a public or vehement manner. This word entails a sense of strong disapproval and typically implies a belief that the thing being decried is wrong, unjust, or undesirable.

   To decry something is to actively express one's negative judgment or to denounce it explicitly. It often involves pointing out the perceived flaws, faults, or vices of the object of disapproval. The act of decrying frequently involves publically criticizing or scolding something or someone, possibly with the intention of mobilizing others to share the same disapproval.

   For instance, one might decry a corrupt political system, condemn an oppressive regime, or censure a particular policy. It could also involve expression of strong disapproval towards certain behaviors, practices, or attitudes that are seen as morally wrong, unethical, or harmful.

   While decrying something usually involves an expression of disapproval, it does not necessarily imply that practical measures are being taken to rectify the situation. Instead, it primarily denotes an act of voicing dissent and publicly communicating one's negative judgment toward an object or action.

Common Misspellings for DECRIED

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Etymology of DECRIED

The word decried has a Latin origin. It comes from the Latin term decernere, which means to make a decision or to condemn. Over time, this Latin term evolved into the Old French descrïer, which means to cry down or to denounce. Eventually, it entered Middle English as decrien, and later transformed into the modern English word decried, which means to publicly denounce or criticize something.

Similar spelling words for DECRIED

• decreed,
• Cried,
• descartes,
• decree,
• desired,
• degrade,
• degree day,
• degraded,
• dried,
• degrading,
• decked,
• degrader.

Conjugate verb Decried

CONDITIONAL

I would decried

you would decried

he/she/it would decried

we would decried

they would decried

I would decry

we would decry

you would decry

he/she/it would decry

they would decry

CONDITIONAL CONTINUOUS

I would be decrying

you would be decrying

he/she/it would be decrying

we would be decrying

they would be decrying

CONDITIONAL PERFECT

I would have decried

you would have decried

he/she/it would have decried

we would have decried

they would have decried

CONDITIONAL PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I would have been decrying

you would have been decrying

he/she/it would have been decrying

we would have been decrying

they would have been decrying

FUTURE

I will decry

you will decry

he/she/it will decry

we will decry

they will decry

FUTURE CONTINUOUS

I will be decrying

you will be decrying

he/she/it will be decrying

we will be decrying

they will be decrying

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have decried

you will have decried

he/she/it will have decried

we will have decried

they will have decried

FUTURE PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I will have been decrying

you will have been decrying

he/she/it will have been decrying

we will have been decrying

they will have been decrying

IMPERATIVE

you decry

we let´s decry

NONFINITE VERB FORMS

to decry

PAST

I decried

you decried

he/she/it decried

we decried

they decried

PAST CONTINUOUS

I was decrying

you were decrying

he/she/it was decrying

we were decrying

they were decrying

PAST PARTICIPLE

decried

PAST PERFECT

I had decried

you had decried

he/she/it had decried

we had decried

they had decried

PAST PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I had been decrying

you had been decrying

he/she/it had been decrying

we had been decrying

they had been decrying

PRESENT

I decry

you decry

he/she/it decries

we decry

they decry

PRESENT CONTINUOUS

I am decrying

you are decrying

he/she/it is decrying

we are decrying

they are decrying

PRESENT PARTICIPLE

decrying

PRESENT PERFECT

I have decried

you have decried

he/she/it has decried

we have decried

they have decried

PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I have been decrying

you have been decrying

he/she/it has been decrying

we have been decrying

they have been decrying