How Do You Spell DIVULSE?

Pronunciation: [da͡ɪvˈʌls] (IPA)

The word "divulse" is often misspelled due to its uncommon usage in everyday language. It means to forcefully pull apart or separate. The correct spelling is "dih-vuhls" with the emphasis on the first syllable. The "di" is pronounced as "dahy" with a short "i" sound, followed by "vuhls" with a short "u" sound. Remembering the prefix "di-" and the ending "-vulse" can assist in proper spelling. It is important to use proper spelling in written communication to avoid confusion and misinterpretation.

DIVULSE Meaning and Definition

1. The term "divulse" is a verb that refers to the act of forcibly separating or tearing apart something, typically in a sudden or violent manner. It describes the action of pulling or yanking apart with great force, causing a severe or abrupt disruption of the item in question.

   In a literal sense, "divulse" commonly denotes the act of forcefully tearing body tissues or organs apart, particularly during medical procedures or traumatic accidents. For instance, in surgical contexts, the term may be used to describe the deliberate separation of tissues or the splitting of skin layers during an operation. In a broader sense, however, "divulse" can also encompass the idea of forcefully separating material objects, whether they be physical structures, objects, or even concepts.

   Metaphorically, "divulse" can be applied to various situations where there is a strong and sudden break or disconnection. It can describe the forceful tearing apart of a relationship, the violent disruption of a community, or the sudden rupture of a connection or bond. The term carries connotations of force, abruptness, and violence, indicating a sudden and sharp separation that may cause pain, distress, or damage in the process.

2. To tear away or apart.

   A practical medical dictionary. By Stedman, Thomas Lathrop. Published 1920.

Common Misspellings for DIVULSE

• divulce
• devulse
• sivulse
• xivulse
• civulse
• fivulse
• rivulse
• eivulse
• duvulse
• djvulse
• dkvulse
• dovulse
• d9vulse
• d8vulse
• diculse
• dibulse
• digulse
• difulse
• divylse
• divhlse

Etymology of DIVULSE

The word "divulse" originated from Latin. Specifically, it is derived from the Latin term "divulsus", which is the past participle of "divellere". "Divellere" is a combination of "di-" meaning "apart" or "asunder", and "vellere" which means "to pull". Hence, "divulse" essentially means to pull apart or tear away forcefully.

Similar spelling words for DIVULSE

• defeless,
• devalls,
• duffles,
• defouls,
• Deviless,
• devels,
• TPHOLs,
• devils,
• DEFULES,
• devil's-advocate,
• Devil's-dust,
• dovyalis,
• taifals,
• deval's,
• devil's-bit,
• she-devils,
• dayflies,
• blue-devils,
• Defluous,
• typhulaceae,
• devilise,
• Diphyllous,
• TVLSI,
• dipholis,
• Devil's-dirt,
• TVLSI930,
• devils-advocate,
• Divulsio,
• diepholz,
• tapholes,
• devilize,
• Diphilus,
• duffels,
• dewfalls,
• difelice,
• defuels,
• devalues,
• defiles,
• defelice,
• devils-on-horseback,
• be-devils,
• devil eyes,
• HTVLS,
• defleas,
• deville's,
• devvels,
• tiflis,
• davalos,
• TFLAS,
• Dyflos,
• davalliaceae,
• Devil's.

Conjugate verb Divulse

CONDITIONAL

I would divulse

you would divulse

he/she/it would divulse

we would divulse

they would divulse

CONDITIONAL CONTINUOUS

I would be divulsing

you would be divulsing

he/she/it would be divulsing

we would be divulsing

they would be divulsing

CONDITIONAL PERFECT

I would have divulse

you would have divulse

he/she/it would have divulse

we would have divulse

they would have divulse

CONDITIONAL PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I would have been divulsing

you would have been divulsing

he/she/it would have been divulsing

we would have been divulsing

they would have been divulsing

FUTURE

I will divulse

you will divulse

he/she/it will divulse

we will divulse

they will divulse

FUTURE CONTINUOUS

I will be divulsing

you will be divulsing

he/she/it will be divulsing

we will be divulsing

they will be divulsing

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have divulsed

you will have divulsed

he/she/it will have divulsed

we will have divulsed

they will have divulsed

FUTURE PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I will have been divulsing

you will have been divulsing

he/she/it will have been divulsing

we will have been divulsing

they will have been divulsing

IMPERATIVE

you divulse

we let´s divulse

NONFINITE VERB FORMS

to divulse

PAST

I divulsed

you divulsed

he/she/it divulsed

we divulsed

they divulsed

PAST CONTINUOUS

I was divulsing

you were divulsing

he/she/it was divulsing

we were divulsing

they were divulsing

PAST PARTICIPLE

divulsed

PAST PERFECT

I had divulsed

you had divulsed

he/she/it had divulsed

we had divulsed

they had divulsed

PAST PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I had been divulsing

you had been divulsing

he/she/it had been divulsing

we had been divulsing

they had been divulsing

PRESENT

I divulse

you divulse

he/she/it divulses

we divulse

they divulse

PRESENT CONTINUOUS

I am divulsing

you are divulsing

he/she/it is divulsing

we are divulsing

they are divulsing

PRESENT PARTICIPLE

divulsing

PRESENT PERFECT

I have divulsed

you have divulsed

he/she/it has divulsed

we have divulsed

they have divulsed

PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I have been divulsing

you have been divulsing

he/she/it has been divulsing

we have been divulsing

they have been divulsing