How Do You Spell FEDERATE?

Pronunciation: [fˈɛdəɹət] (IPA)

Federate is a verb that denotes the act of forming a union or alliance between different groups or entities. The word is written with a "d" after the "e" and is pronounced as /ˈfɛdəreɪt/. This means that the first syllable is pronounced with the short "e" sound, followed by stressing the second syllable, then pronouncing the "a" and "t" at the end. The spelling and pronunciation of the word are important for people to understand and use in formal or professional communication.

FEDERATE Meaning and Definition

1. The term "federate" is an adjective that refers to something related or pertaining to a federation or a federal system. It also serves as a verb which means to unite or join together in a federation.

   As an adjective, "federate" describes organizations, states, or groups that form a federal union or association, sharing certain powers and responsibilities. In this context, "federate" implies the existence of a governing body or central authority that oversees the collective decisions and actions of the member entities. For example, in a federate system, individual states or provinces retain a degree of autonomy while still being subject to the federal government's laws and regulations.

   As a verb, "federate" refers to the act of forming, joining, or uniting separate entities into a federation. This often involves establishing a formal agreement or treaty that outlines the terms and conditions of the federation. The aim of federating is typically to enhance cooperation, promote common goals, and strengthen collective decision-making among member entities. For instance, several countries may federate to create a stronger political or economic alliance.

   In summary, "federate" can be used as both an adjective and a verb. As an adjective, it describes anything related to a federation or federal system. As a verb, it means to unite or join entities together in a federation.

2. United by compact.

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

Common Misspellings for FEDERATE

• federatl
• maderate
• reiderate
• geterate
• federa
• faverate
• mederate
• mderate
• cofederate
• deterate
• federaal
• federas
• fedrated
• federaton
• federats
• federarte
• federete
• federatie
• Figerate
• federize
• mederato
• Feleatte
• Feeraye
• Funeriate
• Femerale

Etymology of FEDERATE

The word "federate" comes from the Latin word "foederatus", which means "leagued or sworn to an alliance". It is derived from the Latin verb "foederare", meaning "to establish by treaty". The term was commonly used in ancient Rome to refer to states or tribes that were united through a formal treaty or alliance. The word "federate" has been used in English since the 17th century and has retained its original meaning of forming an alliance or union.

Similar spelling words for FEDERATE

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• foutred,
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• FTRTW,
• fewtered,
• futurity,
• ill-featured.

Conjugate verb Federate

CONDITIONAL

I would federate

you would federate

he/she/it would federate

we would federate

they would federate

CONDITIONAL CONTINUOUS

I would be federating

you would be federating

he/she/it would be federating

we would be federating

they would be federating

CONDITIONAL PERFECT

I would have federate

you would have federate

he/she/it would have federate

we would have federate

they would have federate

CONDITIONAL PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I would have been federating

you would have been federating

he/she/it would have been federating

we would have been federating

they would have been federating

FUTURE

I will federate

you will federate

he/she/it will federate

we will federate

they will federate

FUTURE CONTINUOUS

I will be federating

you will be federating

he/she/it will be federating

we will be federating

they will be federating

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have federated

you will have federated

he/she/it will have federated

we will have federated

they will have federated

FUTURE PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I will have been federating

you will have been federating

he/she/it will have been federating

we will have been federating

they will have been federating

IMPERATIVE

you federate

we let´s federate

NONFINITE VERB FORMS

to federate

PAST

I federated

you federated

he/she/it federated

we federated

they federated

PAST CONTINUOUS

I was federating

you were federating

he/she/it was federating

we were federating

they were federating

PAST PARTICIPLE

federated

PAST PERFECT

I had federated

you had federated

he/she/it had federated

we had federated

they had federated

PAST PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I had been federating

you had been federating

he/she/it had been federating

we had been federating

they had been federating

PRESENT

I federate

you federate

he/she/it federates

we federate

they federate

PRESENT CONTINUOUS

I am federating

you are federating

he/she/it is federating

we are federating

they are federating

PRESENT PARTICIPLE

federating

PRESENT PERFECT

I have federated

you have federated

he/she/it has federated

we have federated

they have federated

PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I have been federating

you have been federating

he/she/it has been federating

we have been federating

they have been federating

I would have federated

we would have federated

you would have federated

he/she/it would have federated

they would have federated