How Do You Spell ENGLOBE?

Pronunciation: [ˈɪŋɡlə͡ʊb] (IPA)

The word "englobe" is spelled as e-ng-l-o-b. It is pronounced as ɪnˈɡloʊb. The word means to enclose in or as if in a globe. The pronunciation of this word is quite simple with the stress on the first syllable. The "glo" sound in the middle sounds like "gloh" which is followed by the "b" sound. English is a complex language, and the IPA phonetic transcription helps individuals to understand the pronunciation and spelling of various words.

ENGLOBE Meaning and Definition

1. Englobe is a verb with multiple definitions but is primarily used in the context of enclosing, encapsulating, or encompassing. It is derived from the Latin word "in-" meaning "in" or "into," and the French word "globe" meaning "sphere" or "ball." When used figuratively, englobe connotes enclosing something within a comprehensive or all-encompassing entity or idea.

   In a literal sense, englobe refers to the act of enclosing or wrapping something within a sphere or similar shape. For instance, it can be used to describe the action of surrounding an object completely, as if placing it inside a capsule or spherical container. In a more abstract sense, englobe implies the process of encompassing or involving various elements or aspects within a broader concept. It suggests the gathering or bringing together of separate elements into a unified whole.

   Additionally, englobe can be used to describe the action of embracing or including concepts, ideas, or philosophies within a larger framework or theory. It signifies the act of encapsulating various components or principles to form a coherent system or structure.

   Overall, englobe is a versatile verb that denotes the action of enclosing, incorporating, or encompassing different elements, both physically and metaphorically, often with the aim of creating a comprehensive and unified whole.

2. To take in by a spherical body, said of the ingestion of bacteria and other foreign bodies by the phagocytes.

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

Common Misspellings for ENGLOBE

• englpue
• ingolobe
• wnglobe
• snglobe
• dnglobe
• rnglobe
• 4nglobe
• 3nglobe
• ebglobe
• emglobe
• ejglobe
• ehglobe
• enflobe
• enblobe
• enhlobe
• enylobe
• entlobe
• engkobe
• engpobe
• engoobe

Etymology of ENGLOBE

The word "englobe" appears to have originated from the combination of the prefix "en-" (meaning "to make or put into") and the noun "globe" (meaning "a sphere or a ball").

The term "englobe" first appeared in English in the mid-16th century, derived from the Middle French word "englober", which in turn came from the Old French word "englobe", meaning "to roll into a ball". The Old French term can be further traced back to the Latin word "globus", meaning "a round object" or "a sphere".

Over time, "englobe" in English evolved to mean "to enclose or encompass something within a spherical or rounded shape". It can also be used metaphorically to refer to the act of including or enveloping something within a larger context or framework.

Conjugate verb Englobe

CONDITIONAL

I would englobe

you would englobe

he/she/it would englobe

we would englobe

they would englobe

CONDITIONAL CONTINUOUS

I would be englobing

you would be englobing

he/she/it would be englobing

we would be englobing

they would be englobing

CONDITIONAL PERFECT

I would have englobe

you would have englobe

he/she/it would have englobe

we would have englobe

they would have englobe

CONDITIONAL PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I would have been englobing

you would have been englobing

he/she/it would have been englobing

we would have been englobing

they would have been englobing

FUTURE

I will englobe

you will englobe

he/she/it will englobe

we will englobe

they will englobe

FUTURE CONTINUOUS

I will be englobing

you will be englobing

he/she/it will be englobing

we will be englobing

they will be englobing

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have englobed

you will have englobed

he/she/it will have englobed

we will have englobed

they will have englobed

FUTURE PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I will have been englobing

you will have been englobing

he/she/it will have been englobing

we will have been englobing

they will have been englobing

IMPERATIVE

you englobe

we let´s englobe

NONFINITE VERB FORMS

to englobe

PAST

I englobed

you englobed

he/she/it englobed

we englobed

they englobed

PAST CONTINUOUS

I was englobing

you were englobing

he/she/it was englobing

we were englobing

they were englobing

PAST PARTICIPLE

englobed

PAST PERFECT

I had englobed

you had englobed

he/she/it had englobed

we had englobed

they had englobed

PAST PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I had been englobing

you had been englobing

he/she/it had been englobing

we had been englobing

they had been englobing

PRESENT

I englobe

you englobe

he/she/it englobes

we englobe

they englobe

PRESENT CONTINUOUS

I am englobing

you are englobing

he/she/it is englobing

we are englobing

they are englobing

PRESENT PARTICIPLE

englobing

PRESENT PERFECT

I have englobed

you have englobed

he/she/it has englobed

we have englobed

they have englobed

PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I have been englobing

you have been englobing

he/she/it has been englobing

we have been englobing

they have been englobing

I would have englobed

we would have englobed

you would have englobed

he/she/it would have englobed

they would have englobed