How Do You Spell MILITARISED?

Pronunciation: [mˈɪlɪtəɹˌa͡ɪzd] (IPA)

The word "militarised" is pronounced as /ˈmɪlɪtarʌɪzd/ and spelled with a "t" instead of a "z" in the British English spelling. This word is derived from the base word "military" which refers to armed forces. The "-ise" suffix is commonly used in British English words, while in American English, the suffix is spelled "-ize." Therefore, the spelling of "militarised" follows the British English spelling rules. This spelling can also be applied to other words that end in "-isation" or "-isation" when written in British English.

MILITARISED Meaning and Definition

1. Militarized refers to the process or state of being equipped with military personnel, infrastructure, or characteristics. It describes the act of preparing for or transforming into a military organization or system. The term encompasses various aspects such as the presence of armed forces, military training, and the adoption of military strategies or tactics.

   When a country or society becomes militarized, it involves the strengthening of military forces, including the deployment of troops and the establishment of military bases. Militarization can also extend to the civilian population, where people are encouraged or coerced into participating in military activities, such as compulsory military service or the encouragement of a militaristic mindset.

   Militarization often entails an increase in defense spending, allowing for the development and acquisition of military equipment, weapons, and technology. It may also involve the implementation of strict regulations and increased surveillance to support military objectives.

   The term militarized can be used to describe the transformation of various entities, such as police forces, government institutions, or even public spaces. It implies a shift towards or adoption of military practices, structures, and methods. This militarized state may result from internal or external threats, regional conflicts, or the desire to project power and influence in international affairs.

Common Misspellings for MILITARISED

• nilitarised
• kilitarised
• jilitarised
• mulitarised
• mjlitarised
• mklitarised
• molitarised
• m9litarised
• m8litarised
• mikitarised
• mipitarised
• mioitarised
• milutarised
• miljtarised
• milktarised
• milotarised
• mil9tarised
• mil8tarised
• milirarised

Etymology of MILITARISED

The word "militarized" is a derivative of the noun "militarize", which is formed by adding the suffix "-ize" to the noun "military". The term "military" originates from the Latin word "militaris", which means "of a soldier" or "of war". "Militaris" itself comes from the Latin word "miles", meaning "soldier". Therefore, the etymology of "militarized" can be traced back to Latin roots associated with soldiers and warfare.

Similar spelling words for MILITARISED

• military,
• military band,
• military march,
• military unit,
• militarized,
• military rank,
• military press,
• military man,
• military drill,
• militarization,
• militarily,
• militarise,
• militaristic,
• militarist,
• military issue,
• military law,
• military pace,
• militarize,
• military post,
• militarism,
• military music,
• military plane,
• militarisation,
• military force.

Conjugate verb Militarised

CONDITIONAL

I would militarise

we would militarise

you would militarise

he/she/it would militarise

they would militarise

FUTURE

I will militarise

we will militarise

you will militarise

he/she/it will militarise

they will militarise

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have militarised

we will have militarised

you will have militarised

he/she/it will have militarised

they will have militarised

PAST

I militarised

we militarised

you militarised

he/she/it militarised

they militarised

PAST PERFECT

I had militarised

we had militarised

you had militarised

he/she/it had militarised

they had militarised

PRESENT

I militarise

we militarise

you militarise

he/she/it militarises

they militarise

PRESENT PERFECT

I have militarised

we have militarised

you have militarised

he/she/it has militarised

they have militarised

I am militarising

we are militarising

you are militarising

he/she/it is militarising

they are militarising

I was militarising

we were militarising

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he/she/it was militarising

they were militarising

I will be militarising

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they will be militarising

I have been militarising

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they had been militarising

I will have been militarising

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I would have militarised

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I would be militarising

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you would have been militarising

he/she/it would have been militarising

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