How Do You Spell ELUCTATE?

Pronunciation: [ɪlˈʌkte͡ɪt] (IPA)

The spelling of the word "eluctate" can be tricky to understand, especially its pronunciation. According to the International Phonetic Alphabet (IPA), the word is pronounced as /ɪ'lʌkteɪt/. This word means "to struggle or strive against something" and is not commonly used in everyday conversation. Its spelling, however, can be confusing as it looks similar to "elucidate," which means to clarify something. Therefore, it is important to pay close attention to the spelling and context of the word "eluctate" to avoid any confusion.

Common Misspellings for ELUCTATE

• wluctate
• sluctate
• dluctate
• rluctate
• 4luctate
• 3luctate
• ekuctate
• epuctate
• eouctate
• elyctate
• elhctate
• eljctate
• el8ctate
• el7ctate
• eluxtate
• eluvtate
• eluftate
• eludtate
• elucrate

Etymology of ELUCTATE

The word "eluctate" is derived from the Latin term "eluctari", which means "to struggle out or free oneself from". It combines the prefix "e-" (meaning "out") and "luctari" (meaning "to struggle"). Therefore, "eluctate" carries the idea of striving to extricate or overcome something difficult or restrictive.

Similar spelling words for ELUCTATE

• Illaqueated,
• illiquidity,
• allocated,
• elected,
• alligated,
• allactite,
• re-elected,
• re-allocated,
• democratically-elected,
• newly-elected,
• directly-elected,
• non-elected,
• pre-elected,
• electedthe,
• self-elected,
• elocuted,
• heap-allocated,
• allegated,
• walkouted.