How Do You Spell STENCILLED?

Pronunciation: [stˈɛnsə͡ld] (IPA)

Stencilled is a British spelling of the word "stenciled". It is pronounced /ˈstɛns(ə)ld/. The IPA transcription shows that the first syllable is pronounced with the short "e" sound, and the second syllable with a weak schwa sound. The final syllable "-ed" is pronounced as a separate syllable, with the "d" being voiced. The word refers to a method of creating a design or pattern by cutting holes in a template and spraying paint or ink through the resulting spaces onto a surface.

STENCILLED Meaning and Definition

  1. Stencilled, also spelled stenciled, is a verb that refers to the act of using a stencil to create a design or pattern on a surface. It involves placing a thin sheet of material (typically made of paper, plastic, or metal) with a cut-out design onto the surface, then applying paint, ink, or another medium through the openings of the stencil onto the surface below.

    The process of stencilling allows for the replication of designs or patterns with precision and ease. It has been commonly employed in different art forms, such as painting, graphic design, and crafts. Stencilled designs can be found on various surfaces, including walls, fabrics, wood, glass, and even cakes.

    Stencilling offers versatility in design, as different stencil shapes and sizes can be used to create endless variations. The technique can create intricate patterns, simple shapes, or even typography. Moreover, stencils can be used repeatedly, making it suitable for mass production or replicating a design across multiple surfaces.

    Stencilling has a long history, with evidence of its use dating back to ancient civilizations. It gained significant popularity during the Arts and Crafts movement of the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Today, stencil designs are widely available and used in both industrial and artistic contexts.

    In summary, to stencil means to use a template or stencil to apply paint or another medium onto a surface, enabling the creation of repetitive and precise designs or patterns.

Common Misspellings for STENCILLED

Etymology of STENCILLED

The word "stencilled" is derived from the verb "stencil". The etymology of "stencil" can be traced back to the Old French word "estancelle", which means "a small frisket". A frisket was a sheet of paper or cardboard with a hole or design cut out of it, used as a guide to produce multiple copies of a design.

The Old French term "estancelle" itself originated from the Vulgar Latin word "stancia", which referred to a standing position or a fixed stationary object. This is likely because the stencil serves as a fixed guide while creating repeated patterns.

Eventually, the word "estancelle" evolved into "stencil" in English, referring to the technique of creating a design or pattern by applying paint or ink through a perforated template.

Conjugate verb Stencilled

CONDITIONAL

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

FUTURE

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

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have stencilled, will have stenciled
we will have stencilled, will have stenciled
you will have stencilled, will have stenciled
he/she/it will have stencilled, will have stenciled
they will have stencilled, will have stenciled

PAST

I stencilled, stenciled
we stencilled, stenciled
you stencilled, stenciled
he/she/it stencilled, stenciled
they stencilled, stenciled

PAST PERFECT

I had stencilled, had stenciled
we had stencilled, had stenciled
you had stencilled, had stenciled
he/she/it had stencilled, had stenciled
they had stencilled, had stenciled

PRESENT

I stencil
we stencil
you stencil
he/she/it stencils
they stencil

PRESENT PERFECT

I have stenciled, have stencilled
we have stenciled, have stencilled
you have stenciled, have stencilled
he/she/it has stenciled, has stencilled
they have stenciled, have stencilled
I am stenciling, am stencilling
we are stencilling, are stenciling
you are stencilling, are stenciling
he/she/it is stenciling, is stencilling
they are stencilling, are stenciling
I was stencilling, was stenciling
we were stenciling, were stencilling
you were stenciling, were stencilling
he/she/it was stencilling, was stenciling
they were stenciling, were stencilling
I will be stenciling, will be stencilling
we will be stenciling, will be stencilling
you will be stenciling, will be stencilling
he/she/it will be stenciling, will be stencilling
they will be stenciling, will be stencilling
I have been stenciling, have been stencilling
we have been stenciling, have been stencilling
you have been stencilling, have been stenciling
he/she/it has been stenciling, has been stencilling
they have been stencilling, have been stenciling
I had been stencilling, had been stenciling
we had been stencilling, had been stenciling
you had been stencilling, had been stenciling
he/she/it had been stencilling, had been stenciling
they had been stencilling, had been stenciling
I will have been stenciling, will have been stencilling
we will have been stenciling, will have been stencilling
you will have been stenciling, will have been stencilling
he/she/it will have been stenciling, will have been stencilling
they will have been stenciling, will have been stencilling
I would have stencilled, would have stenciled
we would have stencilled, would have stenciled
you would have stencilled, would have stenciled
he/she/it would have stencilled, would have stenciled
they would have stencilled, would have stenciled
I would be stencilling, would be stenciling
we would be stencilling, would be stenciling
you would be stencilling, would be stenciling
he/she/it would be stencilling, would be stenciling
they would be stencilling, would be stenciling
I would have been stencilling, would have been stenciling
we would have been stencilling, would have been stenciling
you would have been stencilling, would have been stenciling
he/she/it would have been stencilling, would have been stenciling
they would have been stencilling, would have been stenciling

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