How Do You Spell FINALISE?

Pronunciation: [fˈa͡ɪnəlˌa͡ɪz] (IPA)

The spelling of the word "finalise" is often a source of confusion. The correct spelling is with a "z" and not an "s" as commonly used in British English. The phonetic transcription of this word is /ˈfaɪnəlaɪz/. The "i" in the first syllable is pronounced as a long "i" sound, followed by the stressed syllable "nal" with a short "a" sound. The final syllable is pronounced with a long "i" sound, followed by a "z" sound. Remember to use "z" instead of "s" to correctly spell this word.

FINALISE Meaning and Definition

1. Finalise is a verb that is derived from the word "final," which refers to the last phase or stage of something. It means to complete or conclude a process, decision, or arrangement in a definitive and irrevocable manner. When something is finalised, all the necessary steps or actions have been taken, and there are no further changes or revisions to be made.

   Finalising involves bringing a particular task or plan to its ultimate or ultimate form. It often denotes adding the finishing touches, making the last adjustments, or resolving any outstanding issues or concerns. This ensures that all aspects have been addressed and all necessary components have been put in place to achieve the desired outcome.

   The process of finalising can vary depending on the context. It could involve finalising a document, such as a contract, by reviewing and approving all its contents. In a project management setting, finalising may involve completing the remaining tasks, conducting quality checks, and obtaining stakeholder approval. Similarly, when making a decision, finalising entails evaluating all available information, weighing the options, and reaching a definitive conclusion.

   Overall, finalising brings finality and closure to a task, decision, or arrangement. It indicates the end of an active phase and signifies that everything has been completed to a point where further changes or actions are unnecessary. By finalising, one ensures that a process or plan is ready for implementation, execution, or presentation.

Common Misspellings for FINALISE

• dinalise
• vinalise
• ginalise
• tinalise
• rinalise
• funalise
• fjnalise
• fknalise
• fonalise
• f9nalise
• f8nalise
• fibalise
• fimalise
• fijalise
• fihalise
• finzlise
• finslise
• finwlise
• finqlise

Etymology of FINALISE

The word "finalise" is derived from the Latin word "finalis", which means "of or pertaining to an end or limit". It is formed by combining the Latin word "finis", meaning "end" or "boundary", with the suffix "-alis", which indicates "related to" or "pertaining to". Over time, "finalis" evolved into "finalize" in English, with the addition of the English suffix "-ize", which denotes "to make" or "to cause". The word "finalise" thus carries the notion of bringing something to an end or completion.

Similar spelling words for FINALISE

• phenyls,
• phoneless,
• FUNLIS,
• Venules,
• finale,
• Funuless,
• finalist,
• funnels,
• vennels,
• fennels,
• final exam,
• fenollosa,
• vaneless,
• Vanilloes,
• finales,
• Finless,
• vinals,
• finalize,
• fannels,
• Veinlees,
• vinyls,
• venalis,
• phenolase,
• finials,
• Veinless,
• Venulose,
• faunules,
• fannells,
• veinules,
• Fineless,
• finals,
• fanless,
• semi-finals,
• vineless,
• funless,
• vanillas,
• venulous,
• finalis,
• phenols,
• vanellus,
• quarter-finals,
• VNLSS,
• fanals.

Conjugate verb Finalise

CONDITIONAL

I would finalise

you would finalise

he/she/it would finalise

we would finalise

they would finalise

CONDITIONAL CONTINUOUS

I would be finalising

you would be finalising

he/she/it would be finalising

we would be finalising

they would be finalising

CONDITIONAL PERFECT

I would have finalise

you would have finalise

he/she/it would have finalise

we would have finalise

they would have finalise

CONDITIONAL PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I would have been finalising

you would have been finalising

he/she/it would have been finalising

we would have been finalising

they would have been finalising

FUTURE

I will finalise

you will finalise

he/she/it will finalise

we will finalise

they will finalise

FUTURE CONTINUOUS

I will be finalising

you will be finalising

he/she/it will be finalising

we will be finalising

they will be finalising

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have finalised

you will have finalised

he/she/it will have finalised

we will have finalised

they will have finalised

FUTURE PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I will have been finalising

you will have been finalising

he/she/it will have been finalising

we will have been finalising

they will have been finalising

IMPERATIVE

you finalise

we let´s finalise

NONFINITE VERB FORMS

to finalise

PAST

I finalised

you finalised

he/she/it finalised

we finalised

they finalised

PAST CONTINUOUS

I was finalising

you were finalising

he/she/it was finalising

we were finalising

they were finalising

PAST PARTICIPLE

finalised

PAST PERFECT

I had finalised

you had finalised

he/she/it had finalised

we had finalised

they had finalised

PAST PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I had been finalising

you had been finalising

he/she/it had been finalising

we had been finalising

they had been finalising

PRESENT

I finalise

you finalise

he/she/it finalises

we finalise

they finalise

PRESENT CONTINUOUS

I am finalising

you are finalising

he/she/it is finalising

we are finalising

they are finalising

PRESENT PARTICIPLE

finalising

PRESENT PERFECT

I have finalised

you have finalised

he/she/it has finalised

we have finalised

they have finalised

PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I have been finalising

you have been finalising

he/she/it has been finalising

we have been finalising

they have been finalising

I would have finalised

we would have finalised

you would have finalised

he/she/it would have finalised

they would have finalised