How Do You Spell EXPIRED?

Pronunciation: [ɛkspˈa͡ɪ͡əd] (IPA)

The word "expired" is spelled with the IPA phonetic transcription of /ɪkˈspaɪəd/. The first sound, /ɪ/, is an unstressed vowel sound. The second sound, /k/, is a voiceless velar plosive sound. The third sound, /ˈspaɪəd/, is two syllables. The stress is on the first syllable, which starts with the voiced alveolar plosive sound, /s/. The next two sounds, /p/ and /aɪ/, create the diphthong sound /paɪ/, which leads to the final sound, /əd/, which indicates that the action of "expiring" is complete.

EXPIRED Meaning and Definition

1. Expired is an adjective that describes something that is no longer valid, active, or effective due to the passing of a specified period of time or an established deadline. When an item or document has expired, it means that it is no longer usable or beneficial as it has reached the end of its intended or prescribed period of usefulness.

   In the context of time-limited legal documents, such as contracts, licenses, permits, or warranties, expiration refers to the termination or invalidation of their legal binding force. For example, an expired driver's license indicates that the document is no longer valid and the holder must renew it in order to legally drive.

   Furthermore, expiration can apply to perishable goods or consumables that are no longer fit for use due to the passage of time, loss of quality, or safety concerns. This includes food items, medications, and other time-sensitive products. Expired products are typically marked with a date label to caution consumers against their use after a certain period.

   Additionally, the term expired can refer to the ending of a period or duration, such as an expired term of office or an expired subscription to a service or membership. In these cases, renewal or reapplication is often necessary to regain access or continuation of the previous benefits or privileges.

   Overall, expired signifies the end or conclusion of a time period or eligibility, resulting in the loss of validity, efficacy, or eligibility of something.

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• expited 1.3605442%
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Etymology of EXPIRED

The word "expired" comes from the Latin word "expirare", which is derived from the combination of "ex" (meaning "out") and "spirare" (meaning "to breathe"). In literal terms, "expirare" means "to breathe out" or "to exhale". Over time, the meaning of "expirare" evolved to also signify the end or termination of something, eventually giving rise to the modern English word "expired".

Similar spelling words for EXPIRED

• EXBRT,
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• Waxbird,
• export-control,
• Exported,
• Exuberate,
• non-expert,
• exparte.

Conjugate verb Expired

CONDITIONAL

I would expire

we would expire

you would expire

he/she/it would expire

they would expire

FUTURE

I will expire

we will expire

you will expire

he/she/it will expire

they will expire

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have expired

we will have expired

you will have expired

he/she/it will have expired

they will have expired

PAST

I expired

we expired

you expired

he/she/it expired

they expired

PAST PERFECT

I had expired

we had expired

you had expired

he/she/it had expired

they had expired

PRESENT

I expire

we expire

you expire

he/she/it expires

they expire

PRESENT PERFECT

I have expired

we have expired

you have expired

he/she/it has expired

they have expired

I am expiring

we are expiring

you are expiring

he/she/it is expiring

they are expiring

I was expiring

we were expiring

you were expiring

he/she/it was expiring

they were expiring

I will be expiring

we will be expiring

you will be expiring

he/she/it will be expiring

they will be expiring

I have been expiring

we have been expiring

you have been expiring

he/she/it has been expiring

they have been expiring

I had been expiring

we had been expiring

you had been expiring

he/she/it had been expiring

they had been expiring

I will have been expiring

we will have been expiring

you will have been expiring

he/she/it will have been expiring

they will have been expiring

I would have expired

we would have expired

you would have expired

he/she/it would have expired

they would have expired

I would be expiring

we would be expiring

you would be expiring

he/she/it would be expiring

they would be expiring

I would have been expiring

we would have been expiring

you would have been expiring

he/she/it would have been expiring

they would have been expiring