How Do You Spell IDLED?

Pronunciation: [ˈa͡ɪdə͡ld] (IPA)

The word "idled" is spelled with the letters I-D-L-E-D. In IPA phonetic transcription, it can be written as /ˈaɪ·dəld/. The first syllable is pronounced with the long "i" sound, like the word "eye." The second syllable is pronounced with a schwa sound, which is a neutral vowel sound. The "d" at the end of the word is pronounced as a voiced consonant sound. "Idled" is the past tense form of the verb "idle," which means to do nothing or to be inactive.

IDLED Meaning and Definition

1. Idled refers to the state or act of being inactive, unoccupied, or not engaged in any work or activity. It is often used to describe someone or something that is not actively or productively involved in a particular task, job, or process.

   In the context of a person, if someone is idled, it means they are not currently employed, doing any work, or occupied with any project. They might be temporarily out of work, in between jobs, or simply taking a break from their regular duties.

   When referring to a machine or equipment, idled suggests that it is in a state of rest or not functioning at full capacity. For example, an idled car engine is one that is turned on but not being used to propel the vehicle. Similarly, an idled factory or production line is one that is temporarily inactive due to factors such as lack of demand, maintenance, or other reasons.

   In a broader sense, idled can also imply a state of wasting time, being unproductive, or lacking purpose. It signifies the absence of activity or the suspension of progress.

   Overall, the term idled denotes a state or action of not being actively engaged, occupied, or performing any meaningful work, whether it pertains to individuals or machines.

Common Misspellings for IDLED

• siddled
• iddued
• kudled
• idead
• idley
• budled
• diled
• islad
• idale
• ulled
• iddle
• imlied
• hadled
• ridled
• idid
• hudled
• illed
• inlede
• adled
• fidled
• eidted
• ideed
• idleal
• idlely
• aidied
• middled
• itler
• dlead
• andled
• iled
• ilded
• idole
• ridlled
• idele
• adked
• widdled
• aidded
• dieled
• asled
• idlde
• idlee
• igley
• Inlued
• pidled
• udlel
• idelld
• kjled
• iblee
• idlhh
• IkLEI
• idree
• idlqa
• iBLAD
• iLFED
• iddel
• idoeh
• iglesd
• qdlwed
• udred
• Idolee
• WFDLED
• ipleid
• Idieo
• Iseled
• Qwidled
• adlede
• widleg
• Idlece
• ICLEL
• midlef
• Kidlen
• pidledi
• Ykled
• inlyd

Etymology of IDLED

The word "idled" is derived from the verb "idle" which dates back to the 15th century. The term has its origins in Middle English, where it was spelled as "ydel" or "idil", and can be traced further back to Old English as "īdel". The Old English word was related to the Old High German word "ītal", meaning "empty" or "useless". The concept of idleness implies being inactive, not working, or being without purpose, which is reflected in the meaning of the word "idled" as well.

Similar spelling words for IDLED

• riddled,
• aided,
• titled,
• tilled,
• tiled,
• idle,
• Dialed,
• idly,
• idlest,
• Fiddled,
• Idled,
• added,
• Ladled,
• idles,
• Ailed,
• idler.

Conjugate verb Idled

CONDITIONAL

I would idle

we would idle

you would idle

he/she/it would idle

they would idle

FUTURE

I will idle

we will idle

you will idle

he/she/it will idle

they will idle

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have idled

we will have idled

you will have idled

he/she/it will have idled

they will have idled

PAST

I idled

we idled

you idled

he/she/it idled

they idled

PAST PERFECT

I had idled

we had idled

you had idled

he/she/it had idled

they had idled

PRESENT

I idle

we idle

you idle

he/she/it idles

they idle

PRESENT PERFECT

I have idled

we have idled

you have idled

he/she/it has idled

they have idled

I am idling

we are idling

you are idling

he/she/it is idling

they are idling

I was idling

we were idling

you were idling

he/she/it was idling

they were idling

I will be idling

we will be idling

you will be idling

he/she/it will be idling

they will be idling

I have been idling

we have been idling

you have been idling

he/she/it has been idling

they have been idling

I had been idling

we had been idling

you had been idling

he/she/it had been idling

they had been idling

I will have been idling

we will have been idling

you will have been idling

he/she/it will have been idling

they will have been idling

I would have idled

we would have idled

you would have idled

he/she/it would have idled

they would have idled

I would be idling

we would be idling

you would be idling

he/she/it would be idling

they would be idling

I would have been idling

we would have been idling

you would have been idling

he/she/it would have been idling

they would have been idling