How Do You Spell FEDERALISE?

Pronunciation: [fˈɛdəɹəlˌa͡ɪz] (IPA)

The correct spelling of the word "federalise" uses the British spelling with an "s" instead of the American spelling with a "z". In IPA phonetic transcription, it is pronounced /ˈfɛdərəlaɪz/. The word is derived from "federal", meaning a system of government in which power is divided between a central authority and constituent political units. "Federalise" means to make something operate under a federal system or to bring something under the control of the federal government.

FEDERALISE Meaning and Definition

1. Federalize is a transitive verb that refers to the process of organizing or restructuring a system or government by granting more power or authority to a central or federal authority. It involves the act of merging or combining individual states, regions, or territories into a unified entity governed by a federal or central government.

   In this sense, federalize signifies the establishment of a federal political system where power is shared between a central authority and regional or local governments. It typically involves the transfer of certain powers, responsibilities, and decision-making capabilities from regional or local entities to the federal government. This restructuring aims to promote uniformity, unity, and efficiency across the entire nation or federation.

   By federalizing, a country endeavors to enhance its governance mechanisms, create a more cohesive and balanced system, and foster cooperation and coordination between different levels of government. This process often encompasses elements of devolution and decentralization, as it may involve the delegation of specific powers and authorities to regional or local governments while retaining a strong central authority.

   Furthermore, federalization can occur for various reasons, such as to address regional disparities, promote national unity, strengthen policymaking capacities, and consolidate political, economic, or security interests. It aims to strike a balance between centralization and decentralization, seeking to derive the advantages of both approaches while minimizing potential disadvantages.

2. To league together.

   Etymological and pronouncing dictionary of the English language. By Stormonth, James, Phelp, P. H. Published 1874.

Common Misspellings for FEDERALISE

• dederalise
• cederalise
• vederalise
• gederalise
• tederalise
• rederalise
• fwderalise
• fsderalise
• fdderalise
• frderalise
• f4deralise
• f3deralise
• feseralise
• fexeralise
• feceralise
• feferalise
• fereralise
• feeeralise
• fedwralise

Etymology of FEDERALISE

The word "federalise" is derived from the noun "federal", which originated from the Latin word "foedus", meaning "treaty" or "alliance". In English, the term "federal" was first used around the late 17th century to describe a political system characterized by a central authority that shares power with regional or constituent units. The verb form "federalise" emerged later as a derivative, meaning the act of forming or organizing something according to federal principles.

Similar spelling words for FEDERALISE

• federal court,
• federally,
• federalize,
• federalism,
• federalist,
• federal agent,
• federal,
• federal party,
• Fetterolf,
• feeder line.

Conjugate verb Federalise

CONDITIONAL

I would federalise

you would federalise

he/she/it would federalise

we would federalise

they would federalise

CONDITIONAL CONTINUOUS

I would be federalising

you would be federalising

he/she/it would be federalising

we would be federalising

they would be federalising

CONDITIONAL PERFECT

I would have federalise

you would have federalise

he/she/it would have federalise

we would have federalise

they would have federalise

CONDITIONAL PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I would have been federalising

you would have been federalising

he/she/it would have been federalising

we would have been federalising

they would have been federalising

FUTURE

I will federalise

you will federalise

he/she/it will federalise

we will federalise

they will federalise

FUTURE CONTINUOUS

I will be federalising

you will be federalising

he/she/it will be federalising

we will be federalising

they will be federalising

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have federalised

you will have federalised

he/she/it will have federalised

we will have federalised

they will have federalised

FUTURE PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I will have been federalising

you will have been federalising

he/she/it will have been federalising

we will have been federalising

they will have been federalising

IMPERATIVE

you federalise

we let´s federalise

NONFINITE VERB FORMS

to federalise

PAST

I federalised

you federalised

he/she/it federalised

we federalised

they federalised

PAST CONTINUOUS

I was federalising

you were federalising

he/she/it was federalising

we were federalising

they were federalising

PAST PARTICIPLE

federalised

PAST PERFECT

I had federalised

you had federalised

he/she/it had federalised

we had federalised

they had federalised

PAST PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I had been federalising

you had been federalising

he/she/it had been federalising

we had been federalising

they had been federalising

PRESENT

I federalise

you federalise

he/she/it federalises

we federalise

they federalise

PRESENT CONTINUOUS

I am federalising

you are federalising

he/she/it is federalising

we are federalising

they are federalising

PRESENT PARTICIPLE

federalising

PRESENT PERFECT

I have federalised

you have federalised

he/she/it has federalised

we have federalised

they have federalised

PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I have been federalising

you have been federalising

he/she/it has been federalising

we have been federalising

they have been federalising

I would have federalised

we would have federalised

you would have federalised

he/she/it would have federalised

they would have federalised