How Do You Spell IMPERILS?

Pronunciation: [ɪmpˈɛɹə͡lz] (IPA)

Imperils is a word that is commonly misspelled due to its phonetic complexity. The correct spelling of the word is /ɪmˈpɛrəlz/ which means to put something or someone in danger or at risk of harm. The word is derived from the Old French word ‘peril’, meaning danger. The pronunciation of this word can be challenging because of the silent ‘i’ and the emphasis on the first syllable. Remembering the correct spelling and pronunciation of imperils is essential for effective communication in both spoken and written English.

IMPERILS Meaning and Definition

1. The word "imperils" is a verb derived from the noun "peril," meaning a state of danger or risk. When something is said to "imperil," it refers to the act of putting someone or something at risk or exposing them to danger or harm.

   The term can be used to describe a wide range of situations or actions that threaten the well-being, safety, or security of individuals, groups, or even abstract concepts. It implies a sense of vulnerability or potential harm that may result from particular circumstances or behavior. For instance, a reckless driver imperils both their passengers and other road users by increasing the chances of accidents.

   Whether through direct or indirect actions, someone or something may be imperiled. Examples include endangering ecosystems by polluting natural environments, endangering personal safety by engaging in risky behaviors, or jeopardizing someone's reputation by spreading damaging rumors.

   The consequences of imperiling can vary, from mild disruption to severe harm or even destruction. It highlights the negative outcomes that may occur due to actions or circumstances that disregard or threaten safety, health, stability, or any other aspect that impacts the well-being of individuals, communities, or systems.

   Overall, "imperils" describes the act of exposing someone or something to danger or risk, emphasizing the potential negative consequences that can arise from such situations or behaviors.

Common Misspellings for IMPERILS

• imperialsm
• imperilism
• imperous
• impells
• emperics
• imperible
• imperile
• imperille
• imperium
• imperiils
• imperings
• imperiuns
• impirels
• imperiules
• impnils
• emperies

Etymology of IMPERILS

The word "imperils" is derived from the noun "peril", which comes from the Latin word "perīculum". In Latin, "perīculum" means danger or risk. The prefix "im-" is added to "perils" to indicate a negation or opposite meaning. Therefore, "imperils" means to put someone or something in danger or jeopardy.

Similar spelling words for IMPERILS

• imperious,
• imprisoned,
• imperil,
• imperialist,
• imperially,
• imperiously,
• IMBER,
• impersonate,
• improperly,
• imprint,
• imprison,
• impervious,
• imperative,
• imperforate,
• impurity,
• imperato,
• imperialism,
• improper,
• imperial,
• impersonal.

Conjugate verb Imperils

CONDITIONAL

I would imperil

we would imperil

you would imperil

he/she/it would imperil

they would imperil

FUTURE

I will imperil

we will imperil

you will imperil

he/she/it will imperil

they will imperil

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have imperilled, will have imperiled

we will have imperilled, will have imperiled

you will have imperilled, will have imperiled

he/she/it will have imperilled, will have imperiled

they will have imperilled, will have imperiled

PAST

I imperilled, imperiled

we imperilled, imperiled

you imperilled, imperiled

he/she/it imperilled, imperiled

they imperilled, imperiled

PAST PERFECT

I had imperilled, had imperiled

we had imperilled, had imperiled

you had imperilled, had imperiled

he/she/it had imperilled, had imperiled

they had imperilled, had imperiled

PRESENT

I imperil

we imperil

you imperil

he/she/it imperils

they imperil

PRESENT PERFECT

I have imperiled, have imperilled

we have imperiled, have imperilled

you have imperiled, have imperilled

he/she/it has imperiled, has imperilled

they have imperiled, have imperilled

I am imperiling, am imperilling

we are imperilling, are imperiling

you are imperilling, are imperiling

he/she/it is imperiling, is imperilling

they are imperilling, are imperiling

I was imperilling, was imperiling

we were imperiling, were imperilling

you were imperiling, were imperilling

he/she/it was imperilling, was imperiling

they were imperiling, were imperilling

I will be imperiling, will be imperilling

we will be imperiling, will be imperilling

you will be imperiling, will be imperilling

he/she/it will be imperiling, will be imperilling

they will be imperiling, will be imperilling

I have been imperiling, have been imperilling

we have been imperiling, have been imperilling

you have been imperilling, have been imperiling

he/she/it has been imperiling, has been imperilling

they have been imperilling, have been imperiling

I had been imperilling, had been imperiling

we had been imperilling, had been imperiling

you had been imperilling, had been imperiling

he/she/it had been imperilling, had been imperiling

they had been imperilling, had been imperiling

I will have been imperiling, will have been imperilling

we will have been imperiling, will have been imperilling

you will have been imperiling, will have been imperilling

he/she/it will have been imperiling, will have been imperilling

they will have been imperiling, will have been imperilling

I would have imperilled, would have imperiled

we would have imperilled, would have imperiled

you would have imperilled, would have imperiled

he/she/it would have imperilled, would have imperiled

they would have imperilled, would have imperiled

I would be imperilling, would be imperiling

we would be imperilling, would be imperiling

you would be imperilling, would be imperiling

he/she/it would be imperilling, would be imperiling

they would be imperilling, would be imperiling

I would have been imperilling, would have been imperiling

we would have been imperilling, would have been imperiling

you would have been imperilling, would have been imperiling

he/she/it would have been imperilling, would have been imperiling

they would have been imperilling, would have been imperiling