How Do You Spell SHOWN?

Pronunciation: [ʃˈə͡ʊn] (IPA)

"Shown" is a six-letter word with an IPA phonetic transcription of /ʃəʊn/. The first letter is "sh", which represents the consonant blend /ʃ/. The second letter "o" is pronounced as a long vowel /əʊ/. The following letter "w" is a silent letter in terms of pronunciation, and the fourth letter is a nasal sound represented by the symbol /n/. It is important to spell "shown" correctly in written communication to avoid misunderstandings or confusion.

SHOWN Meaning and Definition

1. Shown is the past participle form of the verb "show." The verb show refers to the action of presenting or displaying something to others, typically visually. It involves making something visible or evident, often providing evidence, proof, or an explanation. Shown expresses that the act of showing has already taken place in the past.

   Shown is used to describe the action of presenting or demonstrating something in a visual or observable manner. It indicates that something has been displayed, exhibited, or revealed to others or to oneself. Shown can be used in various contexts, such as presenting information, data, or evidence to support an argument or point of view. It can also refer to displaying physical objects or visual representations of information.

   For example, if someone organized an art exhibition and displayed various paintings, those artworks can be described as "shown" to the visitors. Similarly, if a teacher explained a complex equation on a whiteboard to illustrate a mathematical concept, the equation can be said to have been "shown" to the students.

   In summary, shown is the past participle of the verb show, indicating an action of presenting something visually or making it evident to others. It encompasses displaying, exhibiting, or revealing through visual means, whether it is information, objects, or other types of visual representations.

Top Common Misspellings for SHOWN *

• showen 68.75%
• showns 5.078125%
• showned 5.078125%
• shwon 3.90625%
• hown 2.734375%
• showin 2.34375%
• shonw 1.171875%
• shoiwn 1.171875%
• shon 1.5625%
• shewn 1.5625%
• shownby 0.390625%
• shoen 0.78125%
• shwn 0.78125%
• showm 0.78125%

* 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 SHOWN

• showo
• shoken
• choen
• shoch
• showon
• shaon
• shownb
• showng
• shwo
• shoth
• shopw
• shownig
• showc
• shjow
• shuan
• shadown
• shiow
• shewin
• sioon
• shaorn
• shoudn
• showl
• whwn
• phoen
• shutown
• showign
• shouw
• shron
• shpow
• shodown
• ahown
• wshow
• showe
• sholw
• shound
• shoow
• shoue
• shaow
• shour
• shwawn
• shoven
• sson
• showr
• sheow
• showly
• shdow
• shopin
• shoiw
• sahwn
• showa
• shortn
• shoiwng
• shownt
• showsa
• shwan
• shrewn
• shoten
• shoows
• shount
• shoiws
• thown
• shewon
• sdown
• showw
• shoene
• shosen
• showss
• srown
• shiows
• khown
• shoing
• showne
• shownn
• shoor
• shien
• shkin
• hsown
• shouws
• chosn
• sshow
• shownd
• shawan
• shawni
• shooz
• shoune
• shovw
• shbow
• showi
• shunn
• chown
• phoin
• shwhn
• shozn
• shovn
• spown
• shioon
• sjown
• syown
• shkwn
• sh9wn
• sho3n
• sahown
• szhown
• snhown
• sjhown
• shyown
• shiown
• shokwn
• sho0wn
• sho9wn
• shoawn
• showsn
• showjn
• shownj
• sshown
• Sho7n
• sh own
• show n
• Shrowe
• skoen
• sjowan
• sxowne
• Swnwn
• shwni
• shodwa
• shohna
• shywyn
• whonn
• sahonn
• snhonn
• sshonn
• shhonn
• jhonn
• shocon
• shovon
• shryn
• shonnw
• sjhon
• shoxx
• stohn
• shomj
• saowd
• mhhwn
• saonn
• showny
• showoe
• showle
• Schown
• Mahown
• Muhown
• chwown
• Mhohn
• shouin
• SHOHU
• Serown
• thoww
• Rishown
• asnown
• ebown
• Sahowo
• Shownie

Etymology of SHOWN

The word "shown" is the past participle form of the verb "show". The verb "show" is derived from the Old English word "sceawian" which meant "to look at, behold, or see". It is related to the Old High German word "scouwon" and the Gothic word "skaunjōn". Ultimately, these words can be traced back to the Proto-Germanic root "skauwojanan", meaning "to look, see, or behold".

Conjugate verb Shown

CONDITIONAL

I would shown

you would shown

he/she/it would shown

we would shown

they would shown

I would show

we would show

you would show

he/she/it would show

they would show

CONDITIONAL CONTINUOUS

I would be showing

you would be showing

he/she/it would be showing

we would be showing

they would be showing

CONDITIONAL PERFECT

I would have shown

you would have shown

he/she/it would have shown

we would have shown

they would have shown

CONDITIONAL PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I would have been showing

you would have been showing

he/she/it would have been showing

we would have been showing

they would have been showing

FUTURE

I will show

you will show

he/she/it will show

we will show

they will show

FUTURE CONTINUOUS

I will be showing

you will be showing

he/she/it will be showing

we will be showing

they will be showing

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have showed

you will have showed

he/she/it will have showed

we will have showed

they will have showed

I will have showed, will have shown

we will have showed, will have shown

you will have showed, will have shown

he/she/it will have showed, will have shown

they will have showed, will have shown

FUTURE PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I will have been showing

you will have been showing

he/she/it will have been showing

we will have been showing

they will have been showing

IMPERATIVE

you show

we let´s show

NONFINITE VERB FORMS

to show

PAST

I showed

you showed

he/she/it showed

we showed

they showed

PAST CONTINUOUS

I was showing

you were showing

he/she/it was showing

we were showing

they were showing

PAST PARTICIPLE

showed

PAST PERFECT

I had showed

you had showed

he/she/it had showed

we had showed

they had showed

I had showed, had shown

we had showed, had shown

you had showed, had shown

he/she/it had showed, had shown

they had showed, had shown

PAST PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I had been showing

you had been showing

he/she/it had been showing

we had been showing

they had been showing

PRESENT

I show

you show

he/she/it shows

we show

they show

PRESENT CONTINUOUS

I am showing

you are showing

he/she/it is showing

we are showing

they are showing

PRESENT PARTICIPLE

showing

PRESENT PERFECT

I have showed

you have showed

he/she/it has showed

we have showed

they have showed

I have showed, have shown

we have showed, have shown

you have showed, have shown

he/she/it has showed, has shown

they have showed, have shown

PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I have been showing

you have been showing

he/she/it has been showing

we have been showing

they have been showing

I would have showed, would have shown

we would have showed, would have shown

you would have showed, would have shown

he/she/it would have showed, would have shown

they would have showed, would have shown