How Do You Spell OUTMEASURE?

Pronunciation: [a͡ʊtmˈɛʒə] (IPA)

Outmeasure is a verb that means to measure something that is larger or more extensive than something else. Its pronunciation is owt-meh-zhur, with the stress on the second syllable. The first syllable is pronounced with the same vowel sound as the word "out," the second syllable with the vowel sound in the word "bet," and the third syllable with the "zh" (or French "j") sound from the word "violin." The spelling of outmeasure is straightforward, with each syllable pronounced distinctly.

OUTMEASURE Meaning and Definition

1. Outmeasure is a transitive verb that refers to the act of surpassing, exceeding, or surpassing the extent, magnitude, or size of something. When one outmeasures something, they typically exceed it in terms of quantity, distance, or dimension. This verb emphasizes the notion of comparing and evaluating measurements in order to determine which one is greater.

   To outmeasure implies a comparison and evaluation of two or more objects, entities, or variables, where one is found to be of a superior or larger scale than the other(s). This could be applied to various contexts, such as measurements of lengths, heights, weights, durations, or even intellectual capacities.

   The act of outmeasuring often involves assessing and calculating the differences between the quantities or magnitudes being compared. It may be achieved by physically measuring and comparing the dimensions or by using numerical values to quantify and compare different attributes or traits. Ultimately, outmeasuring aims to determine the extent to which one measurement is more significant or influential than another.

   Moreover, the term outmeasure can also be employed metaphorically, suggesting a superiority beyond physical or tangible aspects. For instance, one might outmeasure in terms of knowledge, achievements, or accomplishments, alluding to a person's exceptional abilities or accomplishments that surpass those of others.

   Overall, outmeasure is a verb that denotes exceeding, surpassing, or going beyond the measurement or magnitude of something, whether in a literal or figurative sense.

Common Misspellings for OUTMEASURE

• iutmeasure
• kutmeasure
• lutmeasure
• putmeasure
• 0utmeasure
• 9utmeasure
• oytmeasure
• ohtmeasure
• ojtmeasure
• oitmeasure
• o8tmeasure
• o7tmeasure
• ourmeasure
• oufmeasure
• ougmeasure
• ouymeasure
• ou6measure
• ou5measure
• outneasure
• outkeasure

Etymology of OUTMEASURE

The word "outmeasure" is derived from the combination of two separate words, "out" and "measure".

The word "out" is a preposition that means "to a considerable extent or degree", "beyond", or "outside". It is derived from the Old English word "ūt", which has the same meaning.

The word "measure" is a noun that refers to a standard unit used for comparison or a specific quantity or extent of something. It comes from the Old French word "mesure", which originated from the Latin word "mensura", meaning "a measuring, dimension, or capacity".

When the prefix "out-" is added to "measure", it emphasizes the act of exceeding or surpassing a particular measurement or standard, resulting in the word "outmeasure". It is a verb that means to surpass, excel, or be greater in size, extent, or quantity compared to something or someone else.

Conjugate verb Outmeasure

CONDITIONAL

I would outmeasure

you would outmeasure

he/she/it would outmeasure

we would outmeasure

they would outmeasure

CONDITIONAL CONTINUOUS

I would be outmeasuring

you would be outmeasuring

he/she/it would be outmeasuring

we would be outmeasuring

they would be outmeasuring

CONDITIONAL PERFECT

I would have outmeasure

you would have outmeasure

he/she/it would have outmeasure

we would have outmeasure

they would have outmeasure

CONDITIONAL PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I would have been outmeasuring

you would have been outmeasuring

he/she/it would have been outmeasuring

we would have been outmeasuring

they would have been outmeasuring

FUTURE

I will outmeasure

you will outmeasure

he/she/it will outmeasure

we will outmeasure

they will outmeasure

FUTURE CONTINUOUS

I will be outmeasuring

you will be outmeasuring

he/she/it will be outmeasuring

we will be outmeasuring

they will be outmeasuring

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have outmeasured

you will have outmeasured

he/she/it will have outmeasured

we will have outmeasured

they will have outmeasured

FUTURE PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I will have been outmeasuring

you will have been outmeasuring

he/she/it will have been outmeasuring

we will have been outmeasuring

they will have been outmeasuring

IMPERATIVE

you outmeasure

we let´s outmeasure

NONFINITE VERB FORMS

to outmeasure

PAST

I outmeasured

you outmeasured

he/she/it outmeasured

we outmeasured

they outmeasured

PAST CONTINUOUS

I was outmeasuring

you were outmeasuring

he/she/it was outmeasuring

we were outmeasuring

they were outmeasuring

PAST PARTICIPLE

outmeasured

PAST PERFECT

I had outmeasured

you had outmeasured

he/she/it had outmeasured

we had outmeasured

they had outmeasured

PAST PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I had been outmeasuring

you had been outmeasuring

he/she/it had been outmeasuring

we had been outmeasuring

they had been outmeasuring

PRESENT

I outmeasure

you outmeasure

he/she/it outmeasures

we outmeasure

they outmeasure

PRESENT CONTINUOUS

I am outmeasuring

you are outmeasuring

he/she/it is outmeasuring

we are outmeasuring

they are outmeasuring

PRESENT PARTICIPLE

outmeasuring

PRESENT PERFECT

I have outmeasured

you have outmeasured

he/she/it has outmeasured

we have outmeasured

they have outmeasured

PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I have been outmeasuring

you have been outmeasuring

he/she/it has been outmeasuring

we have been outmeasuring

they have been outmeasuring