How Do You Spell PROMOTES?

Pronunciation: [pɹəmˈə͡ʊts] (IPA)

The word "promotes" is spelled with the IPA transcription /prəˈməʊts/. The first syllable is pronounced with a short "uh" sound, represented by the /ə/ symbol. The second syllable begins with a voiced bilabial consonant /m/ followed by a long "o" sound represented by /oʊ/. The final syllable has an unvoiced dental consonant /t/ and a voiced alveolar fricative /s/. This word means "to encourage or support the growth or development of something or someone."

PROMOTES Meaning and Definition

1. Promotes is a transitive verb that refers to the act of actively supporting, advancing, or encouraging the growth, development, or success of something or someone. It involves using various means and strategies to raise awareness, generate interest, and increase the exposure of a product, idea, person, or organization in order to achieve specific goals or objectives.

   In a marketing context, promoting often entails creating and executing integrated campaigns that utilize advertising, publicity, public relations, and other promotional activities to increase product sales and brand recognition. It involves identifying target audiences, developing relevant messaging, and selecting appropriate communication channels to reach the intended recipients effectively.

   In terms of personal development or career advancement, promoting can refer to taking deliberate actions to enhance one's skills, knowledge, or visibility in order to increase the likelihood of achieving goals or obtaining better opportunities. This may include attending conferences, networking events, or workshops, or actively seeking projects or assignments that showcase one's abilities and contributions.

   Promoting can also involve advocating for social causes, ideas, or policies. It often requires raising awareness about relevant issues, mobilizing support, and actively engaging in activities that contribute to positive changes in society.

   Overall, promoting involves actively and strategically working towards the success, advancement, or recognition of something or someone through the deployment of various tactics, methods, and initiatives.

Top Common Misspellings for PROMOTES *

• promots 46.4285714%
• promtes 14.2857142%
• premotes 10.7142857%
• promotos 7.1428571%
• pormotes 7.1428571%
• permotes 7.1428571%
• promte 3.5714285%

* The statistics data for these misspellings percentages are collected from over 15,411,110 spell check sessions on www.spellchecker.net from Jan 2010 - Jun 2012.

Other Common Misspellings for PROMOTES

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Etymology of PROMOTES

The word "promotes" has its origins in the Latin verb "promovere", which comes from the combination of "pro" (meaning forward) and "movēre" (meaning to move). In its Latin form, "promovere" meant "to move forward" or "to advance". Over time, this word evolved and borrowed into Old French as "promouvoir", before being adopted into the English language as "promote".

Similar spelling words for PROMOTES

• premature,
• primateship,
• prim out,
• promotion,
• primitivism,
• promotional,
• prionotus,
• promote,
• promoter,
• primate,
• primates,
• pronate,
• primitive,
• prometheus,
• promotive.

Conjugate verb Promotes

CONDITIONAL

I would promote

we would promote

you would promote

he/she/it would promote

they would promote

FUTURE

I will promote

we will promote

you will promote

he/she/it will promote

they will promote

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have promoted

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you will have promoted

he/she/it will have promoted

they will have promoted

PAST

I promoted

we promoted

you promoted

he/she/it promoted

they promoted

PAST PERFECT

I had promoted

we had promoted

you had promoted

he/she/it had promoted

they had promoted

PRESENT

I promote

we promote

you promote

he/she/it promotes

they promote

PRESENT PERFECT

I have promoted

we have promoted

you have promoted

he/she/it has promoted

they have promoted

I am promoting

we are promoting

you are promoting

he/she/it is promoting

they are promoting

I was promoting

we were promoting

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I will be promoting

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