How Do You Spell INVERTS?

Pronunciation: [ɪnvˈɜːts] (IPA)

The word "inverts" is spelled with the letter "i" followed by "n," then "v," "e," "r," and "t," and finally "s." The IPA phonetic transcription for "inverts" is /ɪnˈvɜrts/. The first syllable is pronounced with the vowel sound /ɪ/, as in "bit." The second syllable is pronounced with the consonant sound /v/ followed by the vowel sound /ɜ/, as in "bird." The third syllable is pronounced with the consonant sound /r/ followed by the vowel sound /t/, as in "cart." The final syllable is pronounced with the consonant sound /s/, as in "his."

INVERTS Meaning and Definition

1. Inverts, as a noun, refers to organisms or animals that have undergone inversion, a biological phenomenon in which the body plan is inverted and the ventral side becomes the dorsal side. Invertebrates, or inverts, represent a vast group within the animal kingdom, lacking a vertebral column or backbone. They include a wide array of organisms such as insects, spiders, worms, crustaceans, mollusks, and more. Inverts exhibit diverse anatomical structures, body shapes, and ecological adaptations, enabling them to inhabit a broad range of environments.

   From a verb perspective, "inverts" refers to the act of reversing the position, order, or condition of something. It implies turning something upside down, flipping, or altering its original state. For instance, in the context of a mathematical function, inverting refers to finding the inverse function that, when applied to the original function, yields the identity value. The process of inverting can also be used in chemistry to describe a chemical reaction where the reactants switch positions.

   In a broader sense, "inverts" can also be used as a slang term to describe individuals who deviate from traditional gender roles or norms. In this context, it refers to individuals who identify as LGBTQ+ and are commonly associated with sexual orientation or gender identity that differs from societal expectations or conventions. However, it is important to acknowledge that this usage of "inverts" is dated and considered offensive and derogatory. Nowadays, the term LGBTQ+ or specific terms like gay, lesbian, bisexual, or transgender should be used instead.

Common Misspellings for INVERTS

• everts
• inerds
• invers
• inferes
• inverese
• inviets
• invits
• invet
• inparts
• inveite
• investrs
• investes
• invernes
• invets
• innerds
• interws
• investo
• insertes
• investos
• inves
• incerts
• investe
• invertors
• invete
• infents
• ivents
• intertes
• inventes
• inports
• invertd
• onverts
• invrrts
• invergts
• iinverts
• invurts
• iferts
• incerpts
• inaerths
• inveetr
• Invextt
• Incerch
• inerverts
• incervs
• Interty
• Inbusrts
• inervts

Etymology of INVERTS

The word "inverts" is derived from the Latin verb "invertere", which is a combination of the prefix "in-" meaning "in" or "into" and the verb "vertere" meaning "to turn". The Latin verb "invertere" itself comes from the Proto-Indo-European root "*wer-", which has the sense of "to turn" or "to twist". The word "inverts" is related to other words such as "invert", "inverted", and "inversion", all of which share the idea of turning or reversing something.

Similar spelling words for INVERTS

• inversely,
• invites,
• inserts,
• inverse,
• inebriate,
• invar,
• averts,
• invest,
• inversion,
• in person,
• invertase,
• inebriety,
• infers,
• infects,
• infertile,
• invests,
• invents,
• Invertible,
• invert,
• inebriant,
• converts,
• inverted,
• inferior,
• infer,
• in-person,
• inverter.

Conjugate verb Inverts

CONDITIONAL

I would invert

we would invert

you would invert

he/she/it would invert

they would invert

FUTURE

I will invert

we will invert

you will invert

he/she/it will invert

they will invert

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have inverted

we will have inverted

you will have inverted

he/she/it will have inverted

they will have inverted

PAST

I inverted

we inverted

you inverted

he/she/it inverted

they inverted

PAST PERFECT

I had inverted

we had inverted

you had inverted

he/she/it had inverted

they had inverted

PRESENT

I invert

we invert

you invert

he/she/it inverts

they invert

PRESENT PERFECT

I have inverted

we have inverted

you have inverted

he/she/it has inverted

they have inverted

I am inverting

we are inverting

you are inverting

he/she/it is inverting

they are inverting

I was inverting

we were inverting

you were inverting

he/she/it was inverting

they were inverting

I will be inverting

we will be inverting

you will be inverting

he/she/it will be inverting

they will be inverting

I have been inverting

we have been inverting

you have been inverting

he/she/it has been inverting

they have been inverting

I had been inverting

we had been inverting

you had been inverting

he/she/it had been inverting

they had been inverting

I will have been inverting

we will have been inverting

you will have been inverting

he/she/it will have been inverting

they will have been inverting

I would have inverted

we would have inverted

you would have inverted

he/she/it would have inverted

they would have inverted

I would be inverting

we would be inverting

you would be inverting

he/she/it would be inverting

they would be inverting

I would have been inverting

we would have been inverting

you would have been inverting

he/she/it would have been inverting

they would have been inverting