How Do You Spell IMPANELED?

Pronunciation: [ɪmpˈanə͡ld] (IPA)

The word "impaneled" can be spelled with either one "n" or two. In American English, it is more commonly spelled with two "n's" (impanelled), while in British English, it is more commonly spelled with one (impaneled). The phonetic transcription for this word is /ɪmˈpænld/ in American English and /ɪmˈpanəld/ in British English. The pronunciation stays the same regardless of the spelling variation. The word means to bring together a group of people to form a panel for a specific purpose.

IMPANELED Meaning and Definition

1. Impaneled, also spelled as impanelled, is a verb derived from the noun "panel," which refers to a group of people gathered for a specific purpose, often in the judicial context. When a group is impaneled, it means that individuals have been selected and officially assembled to serve as members of a panel or jury.

   In the legal realm, impaneling typically occurs during the initial stages of a trial. The process involves choosing a panel or jury from a pool of potential jurors who have been summoned or called to serve. The impaneling process ensures that a fair and impartial group of individuals is selected to hear a case, deliberate on the evidence, and ultimately decide the outcome.

   Impaneling may also be encountered in other domains, such as committees or advisory panels. In these contexts, the term refers to the act of constituting a group of experts, professionals, or representatives to provide advice, make decisions, or address specific issues. These impaneled groups typically possess specialized knowledge or experience in the area they are appointed to, ensuring that the best judgment and expertise are brought together to achieve the desired outcome.

   Overall, impaneled denotes the process of formally selecting and assembling a group of individuals, typically for the purpose of serving on a jury or committee, with the aim of obtaining fair, unbiased judgment or expert advice.

Common Misspellings for IMPANELED

• impailed
• impalled
• impeled
• enpaneled
• impanted
• Impaneted
• umpaneled
• jmpaneled
• kmpaneled
• imp-aneled
• impanled
• Impanned
• impanales
• Impanalll

Etymology of IMPANELED

The word "impaneled" is derived from the verb "panel". "Panel" originates from the Old French word "panell" or "panete", which originally referred to a piece of cloth used as a saddle or a saddle-shaped area. Later, it developed to refer to the act of covering a surface with cloth or a similar material. The term then expanded to include the idea of arranging or joining separate pieces together to form a complete unit, such as creating a panel of jurors or experts in a courtroom setting. Over time, "impaneled" emerged as the past participle form of "panel" and is commonly used to describe the act of selecting and gathering individuals for a specific purpose, particularly in legal contexts.

Similar spelling words for IMPANELED

• empanelled,
• Impanelled,
• empaneled,
• impannelled.

Conjugate verb Impaneled

CONDITIONAL

I would impanel

we would impanel

you would impanel

he/she/it would impanel

they would impanel

FUTURE

I will impanel

we will impanel

you will impanel

he/she/it will impanel

they will impanel

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have impanelled, will have impaneled

we will have impanelled, will have impaneled

you will have impanelled, will have impaneled

he/she/it will have impanelled, will have impaneled

they will have impanelled, will have impaneled

PAST

I impanelled, impaneled

we impanelled, impaneled

you impanelled, impaneled

he/she/it impanelled, impaneled

they impanelled, impaneled

PAST PERFECT

I had impanelled, had impaneled

we had impanelled, had impaneled

you had impanelled, had impaneled

he/she/it had impanelled, had impaneled

they had impanelled, had impaneled

PRESENT

I impanel

we impanel

you impanel

he/she/it impanels

they impanel

PRESENT PERFECT

I have impaneled, have impanelled

we have impaneled, have impanelled

you have impaneled, have impanelled

he/she/it has impaneled, has impanelled

they have impaneled, have impanelled

I am impaneling, am impanelling

we are impanelling, are impaneling

you are impanelling, are impaneling

he/she/it is impaneling, is impanelling

they are impanelling, are impaneling

I was impanelling, was impaneling

we were impaneling, were impanelling

you were impaneling, were impanelling

he/she/it was impanelling, was impaneling

they were impaneling, were impanelling

I will be impaneling, will be impanelling

we will be impaneling, will be impanelling

you will be impaneling, will be impanelling

he/she/it will be impaneling, will be impanelling

they will be impaneling, will be impanelling

I have been impaneling, have been impanelling

we have been impaneling, have been impanelling

you have been impanelling, have been impaneling

he/she/it has been impaneling, has been impanelling

they have been impanelling, have been impaneling

I had been impanelling, had been impaneling

we had been impanelling, had been impaneling

you had been impanelling, had been impaneling

he/she/it had been impanelling, had been impaneling

they had been impanelling, had been impaneling

I will have been impaneling, will have been impanelling

we will have been impaneling, will have been impanelling

you will have been impaneling, will have been impanelling

he/she/it will have been impaneling, will have been impanelling

they will have been impaneling, will have been impanelling

I would have impanelled, would have impaneled

we would have impanelled, would have impaneled

you would have impanelled, would have impaneled

he/she/it would have impanelled, would have impaneled

they would have impanelled, would have impaneled

I would be impanelling, would be impaneling

we would be impanelling, would be impaneling

you would be impanelling, would be impaneling

he/she/it would be impanelling, would be impaneling

they would be impanelling, would be impaneling

I would have been impanelling, would have been impaneling

we would have been impanelling, would have been impaneling

you would have been impanelling, would have been impaneling

he/she/it would have been impanelling, would have been impaneling

they would have been impanelling, would have been impaneling