How Do You Spell SLEEK?

Pronunciation: [slˈiːk] (IPA)

The word "sleek" is pronounced /slik/. The "s" is pronounced like "s" in "sister". The "l" is pronounced like "l" in "lemon". The "e" is pronounced like "ee" in "sheep" and the "k" is pronounced like "k" in "kite". The spelling of the word "sleek" accurately reflects its pronunciation, making it easier for speakers of English to read, write and understand the word. It is a simple yet elegant word that describes something smooth, shiny and well-groomed.

SLEEK Meaning and Definition

1. Sleek is an adjective that describes something characterized by a smooth, glossy, and polished appearance. It conveys a sense of elegance, sophistication, and a streamlined aesthetic. When applied to objects or surfaces, sleek implies a lack of roughness, bumps, or unevenness, highlighting a refined and flawless quality.

   The term can be used to describe various aspects of physical objects, such as the sleek design of a car, with its aerodynamic shape and shiny exterior. It can also refer to the appearance of a person, especially their hair or clothing, with sleek hair indicating a smooth and glossy texture, while sleek attire suggests a fashionable and well-put-together look. Additionally, sleek can be used to describe animals, typically referring to their smooth, shiny, and well-groomed coat, as is often found in domestic pets like cats.

   Beyond the physical realm, sleek can also describe qualities that are less tangible but evoke the same refined and polished impression. For instance, sleek can be used to describe someone's demeanor, indicating a sophisticated and polished manner. It can also be used to describe the efficiency and smooth operation of systems or processes.

   Overall, "sleek" is a term that embodies qualities of smoothness, elegance, and refinement, often used to evoke a sense of sophistication, modernity, and aesthetic beauty.

2. • Having an even smooth surface; smooth and glossy.

   • To make smooth; to render smooth and glossy.

   Etymological and pronouncing dictionary of the English language. By Stormonth, James, Phelp, P. H. Published 1874.

Top Common Misspellings for SLEEK *

• sleak 93.0232558%
• slee 2.3255813%
• sleve 2.3255813%

* 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 SLEEK

• ssleep
• sceak
• sleeze
• squeek
• slect
• sleeo
• speeak
• sljk
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• sleed
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• scheek
• sleff
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• slcak
• leeky
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• sliek
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• seeck
• salee
• tliek
• slede
• dliek
• slink
• kleek
• sxaek
• saejk
• schek
• scoek
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• slaesk
• slesk
• sleey
• gliek
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• skleer
• slese
• sleser
• Sleeb
• Sureek
• saeeq
• Aleef
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• SbEEE
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• slfef
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• Alepek
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• Suleem
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• SCEHK
• sleakd
• bspeek
• Simek
• Cleeck

Etymology of SLEEK

The word "sleek" has its origins in Middle English, derived from the Old English word "slician" or "slicen", which meant to make smooth or sleek. This Old English term comes from the Proto-Germanic word "slekaz". The word "sleek" has been used in English dating back to the 14th century and has retained its meaning of having a smooth, glossy, or shiny appearance.

Similar spelling words for SLEEK

• sleaze,
• slask,
• sluice,
• slice,
• slick,
• sleazy,
• slake,
• slowik,
• slezsko,
• slews,
• sleigh,
• slacks,
• sls,
• slack.

Conjugate verb Sleek

CONDITIONAL

I would sleek

you would sleek

he/she/it would sleek

we would sleek

they would sleek

CONDITIONAL CONTINUOUS

I would be sleeking

you would be sleeking

he/she/it would be sleeking

we would be sleeking

they would be sleeking

CONDITIONAL PERFECT

I would have sleek

you would have sleek

he/she/it would have sleek

we would have sleek

they would have sleek

CONDITIONAL PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I would have been sleeking

you would have been sleeking

he/she/it would have been sleeking

we would have been sleeking

they would have been sleeking

FUTURE

I will sleek

you will sleek

he/she/it will sleek

we will sleek

they will sleek

FUTURE CONTINUOUS

I will be sleeking

you will be sleeking

he/she/it will be sleeking

we will be sleeking

they will be sleeking

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have sleeked

you will have sleeked

he/she/it will have sleeked

we will have sleeked

they will have sleeked

FUTURE PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I will have been sleeking

you will have been sleeking

he/she/it will have been sleeking

we will have been sleeking

they will have been sleeking

IMPERATIVE

you sleek

we let´s sleek

NONFINITE VERB FORMS

to sleek

PAST

I sleeked

you sleeked

he/she/it sleeked

we sleeked

they sleeked

PAST CONTINUOUS

I was sleeking

you were sleeking

he/she/it was sleeking

we were sleeking

they were sleeking

PAST PARTICIPLE

sleeked

PAST PERFECT

I had sleeked

you had sleeked

he/she/it had sleeked

we had sleeked

they had sleeked

PAST PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I had been sleeking

you had been sleeking

he/she/it had been sleeking

we had been sleeking

they had been sleeking

PRESENT

I sleek

you sleek

he/she/it sleeks

we sleek

they sleek

PRESENT CONTINUOUS

I am sleeking

you are sleeking

he/she/it is sleeking

we are sleeking

they are sleeking

PRESENT PARTICIPLE

sleeking

PRESENT PERFECT

I have sleeked

you have sleeked

he/she/it has sleeked

we have sleeked

they have sleeked

PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I have been sleeking

you have been sleeking

he/she/it has been sleeking

we have been sleeking

they have been sleeking

I would have sleeked

we would have sleeked

you would have sleeked

he/she/it would have sleeked

they would have sleeked