How Do You Spell DETRAINMENTS?

Pronunciation: [diːtɹˈe͡ɪnmənts] (IPA)

Detrainments is a noun that refers to the process or act of getting off a train. The word is spelled as /diːˈtreɪnmənts/ in IPA phonetic transcription, where the first syllable sounds like 'dee', the second syllable sounds like 'train', the third syllable sounds like 'muh', and the fourth syllable sounds like 'nts'. It can be derived from the verb 'detrain', which means to detract or disembark from a train. Overall, the spelling of this word follows standard English phoneme rules.

Common Misspellings for DETRAINMENTS

• setrainments
• xetrainments
• cetrainments
• fetrainments
• retrainments
• eetrainments
• dwtrainments
• dstrainments
• ddtrainments
• drtrainments
• d4trainments
• d3trainments
• derrainments
• defrainments
• degrainments
• deyrainments
• de6rainments
• de5rainments
• deteainments
• detdainments

Etymology of DETRAINMENTS

The word "detrainments" is derived from the verb "detrain", which means to alight or disembark from a train or other means of transportation. The verb "detrain" is formed by combining the prefix "de-" (meaning from or down) with the word "train". The addition of the suffix "-ments" to "detrain" creates the noun form "detrainments", referring to the act or process of disembarking from a train or transportation vehicle.