How Do You Spell PRETERMITTED?

Pronunciation: [pɹɪtˈɜːmɪtɪd] (IPA)

Pretermitted is spelled /prɪ'tɜːmɪtɪd/, with emphasis on the second syllable. The word refers to a legal term that means to omit, overlook or leave out something (such as an heir or inheritance) from a will or testament. Its spelling combines the prefix "pre-" meaning before with the verb "termitted" meaning granted or assigned. The correct spelling of pretermitted is important in legal and estate documentation to ensure clarity and accuracy in conveying the meaning and intention of the document.

PRETERMITTED Meaning and Definition

  1. The term "pretermitted" is an adjective derived from the verb "pretermit," which refers to the act of omitting, neglecting, or ignoring something or someone explicitly or unintentionally. In legal and financial contexts, pretermitted often describes a person who has been accidentally or intentionally excluded or overlooked from the provisions of a will, trust, or legal document.

    Specifically, pretermitted may apply to an individual who should have received a bequest or inheritance, but was not mentioned or provided for in a deceased person's testamentary instrument. This oversight can occur due to various reasons, such as the birth or adoption of a child after the creation of the will, marriage or divorce, or simply an oversight or error by the testator, the one who made the will.

    In these cases, if a person is deemed pretermitted, they may still be entitled to a share of the estate, even though they were inadvertently excluded from the document. Pretermitted individuals are usually protected by laws that operate to prevent unintentional disinheritance and ensure fair distribution of assets. These laws may vary depending on the jurisdiction but generally exist to ensure that a person is not unintentionally overlooked or excluded from benefiting from a deceased person's estate plan.

    Overall, the term "pretermitted" describes the situation where someone is purposefully or inadvertently disregarded or forgotten in a legal document, particularly a will or trust, and is usually associated with the legal rights and remedies provided to those pretermitted individuals.

Common Misspellings for PRETERMITTED

  • oretermitted
  • lretermitted
  • -retermitted
  • 0retermitted
  • peetermitted
  • pdetermitted
  • pfetermitted
  • ptetermitted
  • p5etermitted
  • p4etermitted
  • prwtermitted
  • prstermitted
  • prdtermitted
  • prrtermitted
  • pr4termitted
  • pr3termitted
  • prerermitted
  • prefermitted
  • pregermitted
  • preyermitted

Etymology of PRETERMITTED

The word "pretermitted" comes from the Latin term "pretermittēre", which consists of two elements: "pre", meaning "before", and "termitto", meaning "to let go". In Latin, "pretermittēre" was used to convey the idea of "passing over", "neglecting", or "omitting" something or someone. Over time, the term made its way into English in the form of "pretermitted", maintaining its original meaning.

Conjugate verb Pretermitted

CONDITIONAL

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

CONDITIONAL CONTINUOUS

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

CONDITIONAL PERFECT

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

CONDITIONAL PERFECT CONTINUOUS

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

FUTURE

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

FUTURE CONTINUOUS

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

FUTURE PERFECT

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

FUTURE PERFECT CONTINUOUS

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

IMPERATIVE

you pretermit
we let´s pretermit

NONFINITE VERB FORMS

to pretermit

PAST

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

PAST CONTINUOUS

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

PAST PARTICIPLE

pretermitted

PAST PERFECT

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

PAST PERFECT CONTINUOUS

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

PRESENT

I pretermit
you pretermit
he/she/it pretermits
we pretermit
they pretermit

PRESENT CONTINUOUS

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

PRESENT PARTICIPLE

pretermitting

PRESENT PERFECT

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

PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS

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

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