How Do You Spell INTERDICTED?

Pronunciation: [ˌɪntədˈɪktɪd] (IPA)

The word "interdicted" (/ɪn.təˈdɪk.tɪd/) is spelled with the prefix "inter-" which means "between" or "among" and the verb "dict" which means "to forbid." The IPA phonetic transcription represents the sounds of the word, starting with the short "i" sound as in "it" followed by "n" then "t" as in "tip." The second syllable consists of the short "i" sound again followed by "k" and "t" sounds. The final syllable is "ed" pronounced like "id." The word means to prohibit, forbid or restrict something.

INTERDICTED Meaning and Definition

1. Interdicted is an adjective that refers to something that has been prohibited, forbidden, or restricted by an authoritative order or decree. It describes an action, object, or individual that is under a legal or official ban or prohibition. It implies that someone in a position of power has specifically commanded that a certain action or behavior should not be carried out or that access to something has been denied or blocked.

   In a legal context, interdicted can also describe a person who has been legally deemed incapable of managing their own affairs due to mental incompetence, leading to the appointment of a guardian or curator to handle their affairs on their behalf. This could include financial matters, legal decisions, or other important aspects of their life.

   Interdicted can apply to a range of situations and subjects, from social norms and taboos to specific events or activities. It suggests a strong sense of prohibition, often accompanied by penalties or consequences for those who fail to comply. The term can also be used to highlight the seriousness and urgency of the ban, indicating that there are strict measures in place to prevent or punish any transgressions. Overall, interdicted denotes a clear and authoritative command or order that restricts or prohibits certain actions, behaviors, or access.

Common Misspellings for INTERDICTED

• intergected
• intercted
• interected
• conterdicted
• interracted
• intereacted
• intercected
• interdted
• intrducted
• interdicte
• interdictted
• interdictiev
• interwisted
• exterdicted
• innerdicted
• innerdiscted
• interdigated
• intedigated
• interdigited

Etymology of INTERDICTED

The word "interdicted" has Latin roots. It is derived from the Latin verb "interdicere", which means to forbid, to prohibit, or to interrupt. The term is a combination of the prefix "inter-" meaning between or among, and the verb "dicere", meaning to say or to speak. The verb "interdicere" evolved into the past participle form "interdictus", which in turn gave rise to the word "interdicted" in English.

Similar spelling words for INTERDICTED

• Intersected,
• interacted,
• Indicted.

Conjugate verb Interdicted

CONDITIONAL

I would interdict

we would interdict

you would interdict

he/she/it would interdict

they would interdict

FUTURE

I will interdict

we will interdict

you will interdict

he/she/it will interdict

they will interdict

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have interdicted

we will have interdicted

you will have interdicted

he/she/it will have interdicted

they will have interdicted

PAST

I interdicted

we interdicted

you interdicted

he/she/it interdicted

they interdicted

PAST PERFECT

I had interdicted

we had interdicted

you had interdicted

he/she/it had interdicted

they had interdicted

PRESENT

I interdict

we interdict

you interdict

he/she/it interdicts

they interdict

PRESENT PERFECT

I have interdicted

we have interdicted

you have interdicted

he/she/it has interdicted

they have interdicted

I am interdicting

we are interdicting

you are interdicting

he/she/it is interdicting

they are interdicting

I was interdicting

we were interdicting

you were interdicting

he/she/it was interdicting

they were interdicting

I will be interdicting

we will be interdicting

you will be interdicting

he/she/it will be interdicting

they will be interdicting

I have been interdicting

we have been interdicting

you have been interdicting

he/she/it has been interdicting

they have been interdicting

I had been interdicting

we had been interdicting

you had been interdicting

he/she/it had been interdicting

they had been interdicting

I will have been interdicting

we will have been interdicting

you will have been interdicting

he/she/it will have been interdicting

they will have been interdicting

I would have interdicted

we would have interdicted

you would have interdicted

he/she/it would have interdicted

they would have interdicted

I would be interdicting

we would be interdicting

you would be interdicting

he/she/it would be interdicting

they would be interdicting

I would have been interdicting

we would have been interdicting

you would have been interdicting

he/she/it would have been interdicting

they would have been interdicting