How Do You Spell GHETTOISE?

Pronunciation: [ɡˈɛtɔ͡ɪs] (IPA)

The word "ghettoise" is a spelling variation of "ghettoize", which means to confine or segregate a group of people in a certain area, often with poor living conditions. The spelling of the word follows the typical phonetic rules of English, with the "ghetto" part pronounced as [gɛtoʊ] and the "-ise" suffix pronounced as [aɪz], resulting in a pronunciation of [gɛtoʊaɪz]. The word is commonly used in discussions of urban planning, social justice, and the history of discrimination against minority groups in many countries.

GHETTOISE Meaning and Definition

1. Ghettoise is a verb that refers to the act or process of confining or isolating a group of people, often based on their race, ethnicity, or socioeconomic status, in a specific area or neighborhood known as a ghetto. The term "ghetto" originated from the Jewish ghettoes established in Venice and other European cities during the Middle Ages, where Jews were forcibly segregated and subjected to discriminatory laws and living conditions.

   To ghettoise a population means to impose these conditions on a particular group, typically by creating physical or social barriers that separate them from the rest of society. This can involve practices such as red-lining, discriminatory housing policies, or the establishment of impoverished, marginalized, and underdeveloped areas. Ghettoisation often leads to the concentration of poverty, limited access to quality education, healthcare, and essential services, as well as increased crime rates and social disintegration within the affected communities.

   The term is not limited to the historical context of Jewish ghettos and has been used to describe similar instances of societal segregation and marginalization worldwide. It is often associated with systemic racism, inequality, and social injustice. Ghettoisation perpetuates the socioeconomic and racial disparities, creating barriers to upward mobility and reinforcing the isolation and disadvantage faced by the marginalized group. The term "ghettoise" is typically used in critical and sociopolitical conversations to shed light on the negative consequences of segregation and the need for inclusive and equitable urban planning and policy-making.

Common Misspellings for GHETTOISE

• fhettoise
• vhettoise
• bhettoise
• hhettoise
• yhettoise
• thettoise
• ggettoise
• gbettoise
• gnettoise
• gjettoise
• guettoise
• gyettoise
• ghwttoise
• ghsttoise
• ghdttoise
• ghrttoise
• gh4ttoise
• gh3ttoise
• ghertoise
• ghettise

Etymology of GHETTOISE

The word "ghettoise" is derived from the term "ghetto", which originates from the Italian word "getto". The word "getto" refers to the Jewish ghetto in Venice, established in 1516. This was a segregated area where Jewish citizens were required to live due to governmental policies or social segregation. Over time, the term "ghetto" expanded its meaning beyond the Jewish context and came to represent any poverty-stricken or socially isolated area, typically inhabited by a specific ethnic or social group. The verb form "ghettoise" was then developed to describe the act of creating or isolating certain areas or communities, often resulting in socio-economic disadvantages or deprivation.

Similar spelling words for GHETTOISE

• Ghettos,
• ghettoes,
• ghettoize.

Conjugate verb Ghettoise

CONDITIONAL

I would ghettoise

you would ghettoise

he/she/it would ghettoise

we would ghettoise

they would ghettoise

CONDITIONAL CONTINUOUS

I would be ghettoising

you would be ghettoising

he/she/it would be ghettoising

we would be ghettoising

they would be ghettoising

CONDITIONAL PERFECT

I would have ghettoise

you would have ghettoise

he/she/it would have ghettoise

we would have ghettoise

they would have ghettoise

CONDITIONAL PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I would have been ghettoising

you would have been ghettoising

he/she/it would have been ghettoising

we would have been ghettoising

they would have been ghettoising

FUTURE

I will ghettoise

you will ghettoise

he/she/it will ghettoise

we will ghettoise

they will ghettoise

FUTURE CONTINUOUS

I will be ghettoising

you will be ghettoising

he/she/it will be ghettoising

we will be ghettoising

they will be ghettoising

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have ghettoised

you will have ghettoised

he/she/it will have ghettoised

we will have ghettoised

they will have ghettoised

FUTURE PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I will have been ghettoising

you will have been ghettoising

he/she/it will have been ghettoising

we will have been ghettoising

they will have been ghettoising

IMPERATIVE

you ghettoise

we let´s ghettoise

NONFINITE VERB FORMS

to ghettoise

PAST

I ghettoised

you ghettoised

he/she/it ghettoised

we ghettoised

they ghettoised

PAST CONTINUOUS

I was ghettoising

you were ghettoising

he/she/it was ghettoising

we were ghettoising

they were ghettoising

PAST PARTICIPLE

ghettoised

PAST PERFECT

I had ghettoised

you had ghettoised

he/she/it had ghettoised

we had ghettoised

they had ghettoised

PAST PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I had been ghettoising

you had been ghettoising

he/she/it had been ghettoising

we had been ghettoising

they had been ghettoising

PRESENT

I ghettoise

you ghettoise

he/she/it ghettoises

we ghettoise

they ghettoise

PRESENT CONTINUOUS

I am ghettoising

you are ghettoising

he/she/it is ghettoising

we are ghettoising

they are ghettoising

PRESENT PARTICIPLE

ghettoising

PRESENT PERFECT

I have ghettoised

you have ghettoised

he/she/it has ghettoised

we have ghettoised

they have ghettoised

PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I have been ghettoising

you have been ghettoising

he/she/it has been ghettoising

we have been ghettoising

they have been ghettoising