How Do You Spell MEDALLED?

Pronunciation: [mˈɛdə͡ld] (IPA)

Medalled is the correct spelling used in British English to denote the act of receiving a medal or award. The word follows the pattern of adding a double consonant to the end when forming the past tense of a verb ending in a consonant + vowel + consonant pattern. The IPA phonetic transcription for medalled is /mɛdəld/, with stress on the second syllable. The American English equivalent is usually spelled medaled with just one 'L'.

MEDALLED Meaning and Definition

  1. Medalled is the past tense and past participle form of the verb "medal." The term "medal" refers to a small disc-shaped object made of metal, typically bronze, silver, or gold, that is given as a reward or recognition for various achievements.

    In a figurative sense, when someone is medalled, it means that they have been awarded a medal as a sign of honor, distinction, or merit for their accomplishments or contributions in a particular field, event, or endeavor. This recognition is usually bestowed upon individuals who have demonstrated outstanding skill, talent, perseverance, or success in their respective areas.

    The act of medalling entails the presentation of a medal to an individual, usually during a formal ceremony or event, as a way to publicly acknowledge their achievements and elevate their status within a specific community or society. Medals can be given in various contexts, such as sports competitions, military service, academic achievements, artistic endeavors, and humanitarian efforts.

    Being medalled can symbolize a significant milestone in a person's life or career, representing their dedication, hard work, and excellence. It often serves as a tangible testament to their accomplishments and a source of pride, motivation, and inspiration for both the recipient and those around them.

    Overall, medalled refers to the act of receiving a medal as a form of recognition or reward for exceptional achievements, signifying distinction and achievement in a particular field.

Common Misspellings for MEDALLED

  • meddeled
  • medled
  • medaled
  • mudlled
  • meddaled
  • nedalled
  • kedalled
  • jedalled
  • mwdalled
  • msdalled
  • mddalled
  • mrdalled
  • m4dalled
  • m3dalled
  • mesalled
  • mexalled
  • mecalled
  • mefalled
  • meralled
  • meealled

Etymology of MEDALLED

The word "medalled" is derived from the noun "medal", which in turn comes from the Middle French word "médaille" and Old Italian word "medaglia", both meaning "a coin worth half a denarius". The term evolved to refer to a decoration or honor in the form of a metal disc given as a reward. Specifically, the word "medalled" is derived from the past participle form of "medal", meaning to receive or be awarded a medal.

Conjugate verb Medalled

CONDITIONAL

I would medalled
you would medalled
he/she/it would medalled
we would medalled
they would medalled

CONDITIONAL CONTINUOUS

I would be medalledding
you would be medalledding
he/she/it would be medalledding
we would be medalledding
they would be medalledding

CONDITIONAL PERFECT

I would have medalled
you would have medalled
he/she/it would have medalled
we would have medalled
they would have medalled

CONDITIONAL PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I would have been medalledding
you would have been medalledding
he/she/it would have been medalledding
we would have been medalledding
they would have been medalledding

FUTURE

I will medalled
you will medalled
he/she/it will medalled
we will medalled
they will medalled

FUTURE CONTINUOUS

I will be medalledding
you will be medalledding
he/she/it will be medalledding
we will be medalledding
they will be medalledding

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have medalledded
you will have medalledded
he/she/it will have medalledded
we will have medalledded
they will have medalledded

FUTURE PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I will have been medalledding
you will have been medalledding
he/she/it will have been medalledding
we will have been medalledding
they will have been medalledding

IMPERATIVE

you medalled
we let´s medalled

NONFINITE VERB FORMS

to medalled

PAST

I medalledded
you medalledded
he/she/it medalledded
we medalledded
they medalledded

PAST CONTINUOUS

I was medalledding
you were medalledding
he/she/it was medalledding
we were medalledding
they were medalledding

PAST PARTICIPLE

medalledded

PAST PERFECT

I had medalledded
you had medalledded
he/she/it had medalledded
we had medalledded
they had medalledded

PAST PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I had been medalledding
you had been medalledding
he/she/it had been medalledding
we had been medalledding
they had been medalledding

PRESENT

I medalled
you medalled
he/she/it medalleds
we medalled
they medalled

PRESENT CONTINUOUS

I am medalledding
you are medalledding
he/she/it is medalledding
we are medalledding
they are medalledding

PRESENT PARTICIPLE

medalledding

PRESENT PERFECT

I have medalledded
you have medalledded
he/she/it has medalledded
we have medalledded
they have medalledded

PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I have been medalledding
you have been medalledding
he/she/it has been medalledding
we have been medalledding
they have been medalledding

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