How Do You Spell MAGNETISE?

Pronunciation: [mˈaɡnɪtˌa͡ɪz] (IPA)

The correct spelling of the word "magnetise" is with a "t" instead of a "c". It is pronounced maɡnətaɪz, with the stress on the second syllable. The IPA transcript shows the use of a soft "g" sound followed by a schwa sound before the "n" and ending with the voiceless "z" sound. This spelling follows the British English convention and is widely used in countries such as the UK, Australia, and New Zealand. The spelling "magnetize" is commonly used in American English.

MAGNETISE Meaning and Definition

1. Magnetise is a verb that refers to the process of creating or imparting magnetic properties to an object or material. When an object is magnetised, it acquires the ability to attract certain metallic substances or to influence their motion. This process is commonly achieved by exposing the object or material to a magnetic field.

   The term magnetise can also be used metaphorically to describe the action of captivating or attracting someone's attention, interest, or affection. In this sense, it implies a strong influence or power over others, similar to the magnetic force exerted by a magnet.

   In the context of physics and electromagnetism, magnetisation can occur naturally, such as in naturally occurring magnets like lodestone, or artificially, through various methods. These methods include exposing the object to an electric current or placing it in close proximity to a permanent magnet. The process aligns the microscopic magnetic domains within the material in a specific direction, resulting in a net magnetic field.

   The magnetisation of an object has practical applications in a wide range of fields including engineering, medicine, electronics, and transportation. It is the fundamental process behind magnetic devices like transformers, electric motors, speakers, and magnetic data storage devices. Additionally, magnetisation is an essential property in the field of magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), where powerful magnets are used to create detailed images of the human body for diagnostic purposes.

   In summary, magnetise is the process of giving an object or material magnetic properties, either naturally or artificially, enabling it to attract or influence metallic substances.

2. To render magnetic; to affect with magnetism.

   Etymological and pronouncing dictionary of the English language. By Stormonth, James, Phelp, P. H. Published 1874.

Common Misspellings for MAGNETISE

• nagnetise
• kagnetise
• jagnetise
• mzgnetise
• msgnetise
• mwgnetise
• mqgnetise
• mafnetise
• mavnetise
• mabnetise
• mahnetise
• maynetise
• matnetise
• magbetise
• magmetise
• magjetise
• maghetise
• magnwtise
• magnstise

Etymology of MAGNETISE

The word "magnetise" is derived from the noun "magnet", which dates back to the 15th century. The term "magnet" originated from the Latin word "magnēs", which comes from the Greek word "magnēs lithos", meaning "stone from Magnesia". Magnesia was an ancient region in Thessaly, Greece, known for its deposits of magnetic iron ore or lodestone. Over time, the verb "magnetize" was formed from "magnet" to describe the process of imparting magnetic properties to an object or material.

Similar spelling words for MAGNETISE

• magnetised,
• magnetically,
• magnet,
• magnetize,
• magnate,
• magnetized,
• magnetizes,
• magnetite,
• magnitude,
• magneton,
• maysonet,
• magnetism,
• magnetron,
• massenet,
• magnetometer,
• magnetic ink,
• magnetic,
• maisonette,
• Maisonet,
• magnetics,
• magneto,
• magnetic dip.

Conjugate verb Magnetise

CONDITIONAL

I would magnetise

you would magnetise

he/she/it would magnetise

we would magnetise

they would magnetise

CONDITIONAL CONTINUOUS

I would be magnetising

you would be magnetising

he/she/it would be magnetising

we would be magnetising

they would be magnetising

CONDITIONAL PERFECT

I would have magnetise

you would have magnetise

he/she/it would have magnetise

we would have magnetise

they would have magnetise

CONDITIONAL PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I would have been magnetising

you would have been magnetising

he/she/it would have been magnetising

we would have been magnetising

they would have been magnetising

FUTURE

I will magnetise

you will magnetise

he/she/it will magnetise

we will magnetise

they will magnetise

FUTURE CONTINUOUS

I will be magnetising

you will be magnetising

he/she/it will be magnetising

we will be magnetising

they will be magnetising

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have magnetised

you will have magnetised

he/she/it will have magnetised

we will have magnetised

they will have magnetised

FUTURE PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I will have been magnetising

you will have been magnetising

he/she/it will have been magnetising

we will have been magnetising

they will have been magnetising

IMPERATIVE

you magnetise

we let´s magnetise

NONFINITE VERB FORMS

to magnetise

PAST

I magnetised

you magnetised

he/she/it magnetised

we magnetised

they magnetised

PAST CONTINUOUS

I was magnetising

you were magnetising

he/she/it was magnetising

we were magnetising

they were magnetising

PAST PARTICIPLE

magnetised

PAST PERFECT

I had magnetised

you had magnetised

he/she/it had magnetised

we had magnetised

they had magnetised

PAST PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I had been magnetising

you had been magnetising

he/she/it had been magnetising

we had been magnetising

they had been magnetising

PRESENT

I magnetise

you magnetise

he/she/it magnetises

we magnetise

they magnetise

PRESENT CONTINUOUS

I am magnetising

you are magnetising

he/she/it is magnetising

we are magnetising

they are magnetising

PRESENT PARTICIPLE

magnetising

PRESENT PERFECT

I have magnetised

you have magnetised

he/she/it has magnetised

we have magnetised

they have magnetised

PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I have been magnetising

you have been magnetising

he/she/it has been magnetising

we have been magnetising

they have been magnetising

I would have magnetised

we would have magnetised

you would have magnetised

he/she/it would have magnetised

they would have magnetised