How Do You Spell STROVE?

Pronunciation: [stɹˈə͡ʊv] (IPA)

Strove is a verb in the past tense and past participle form. It is pronounced as /stroʊv/ in the IPA phonetic transcription. This word follows the regular conjugation pattern for verbs ending in -ove, with the base form being "strive." To form the past tense and past participle, the "i" in "strive" changes to "o," and "e" is added at the end. Strove is used to describe an activity in which someone made a considerable effort to achieve something.

STROVE Meaning and Definition

1. The verb "strove" is the past tense of the verb "strive," which refers to conscious, vigorous efforts made towards achieving a goal or aim. Packed with determination and willpower, individuals who strive are committed to overcoming obstacles or challenges in order to attain desired outcomes. "Strove" specifically indicates the past actions of this endeavor.

   In practical terms, "strove" typifies an arduous, continuous struggle towards success. It suggests activities undertaken with intense dedication, tenacity, and ambition. The word implies a tireless investment of mental and physical effort in pursuit of a particular objective, be it personal, academic, professional, or even societal. "Strove" reflects the grit and unwavering resolve required to move beyond boundaries, striving for improvement and advancement.

   The past tense nature of "strove" indicates that the exertion and determination to accomplish a goal have taken place and concluded. It echoes triumphs, setbacks, and hard-fought endeavors of the past. Consequently, "strove" serves as a testament to an individual's resilience and perseverance in the face of challenges encountered throughout their journey towards achievement.

   Overall, "strove" stands as an emblem of determined action propelled by a burning desire to reach an objective. It captures the essence of strenuous exertions pursued fervently, leading to accomplishments that pave the way for personal growth and success.

2. • Laboured hard.

   • Of strive, which see.

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

Common Misspellings for STROVE

• steeve
• strore
• stroug
• strom
• stsove
• strooke
• strokee
• stroage
• strue
• sreve
• stroty
• scrave
• strog
• strok
• stree
• strory
• serive
• stofe
• strouge
• straved
• struce
• srve
• stroler
• strow
• strook
• stroe
• sereve
• strob
• strete
• striae
• stroge
• strave
• stroner
• strone
• stryle
• stonve
• stroey
• strve
• ftrive
• strorm
• strieve
• stroger
• stronf
• srive
• stroies
• trive
• strown
• struvk
• surive
• streive
• strice
• stoore
• stromy
• steroe
• striv
• stirve
• drrove
• stsve
• sstrive
• strocke
• stroph
• estrone
• strover
• shrofe
• Shrowe
• steoae
• storve
• strouy
• stdrove
• strowen
• stromm
• ASTROe
• strvv
• Stryne
• Sproje
• Strowey
• smoove
• Strouk
• SARVVE
• Strowne
• Stronne
• Strolee
• Strooxe
• Stroeve
• Strogh
• Stroye
• stromle
• Stromea

Etymology of STROVE

The word "strove" is the past tense of the verb "strive". The verb "strive" originated from the Old French word "estriver", which means "to quarrel" or "to vie for superiority". It further evolved from the Latin word "estrivare", which means "to push or press upon". Over time, the meaning of "strive" expanded to include exerting great effort or making vigorous attempts to achieve something.

Conjugate verb Strove

CONDITIONAL

I would strove

you would strove

he/she/it would strove

we would strove

they would strove

I would strive

we would strive

you would strive

he/she/it would strive

they would strive

CONDITIONAL CONTINUOUS

I would be striving

you would be striving

he/she/it would be striving

we would be striving

they would be striving

CONDITIONAL PERFECT

I would have strove

you would have strove

he/she/it would have strove

we would have strove

they would have strove

CONDITIONAL PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I would have been striving

you would have been striving

he/she/it would have been striving

we would have been striving

they would have been striving

FUTURE

I will strive

you will strive

he/she/it will strive

we will strive

they will strive

FUTURE CONTINUOUS

I will be striving

you will be striving

he/she/it will be striving

we will be striving

they will be striving

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have striven

you will have striven

he/she/it will have striven

we will have striven

they will have striven

FUTURE PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I will have been striving

you will have been striving

he/she/it will have been striving

we will have been striving

they will have been striving

IMPERATIVE

you strive

we let´s strive

NONFINITE VERB FORMS

to strive

PAST

I strove

you strove

he/she/it strove

we strove

they strove

PAST CONTINUOUS

I was striving

you were striving

he/she/it was striving

we were striving

they were striving

PAST PARTICIPLE

striven

PAST PERFECT

I had striven

you had striven

he/she/it had striven

we had striven

they had striven

PAST PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I had been striving

you had been striving

he/she/it had been striving

we had been striving

they had been striving

PRESENT

I strive

you strive

he/she/it strives

we strive

they strive

PRESENT CONTINUOUS

I am striving

you are striving

he/she/it is striving

we are striving

they are striving

PRESENT PARTICIPLE

striving

PRESENT PERFECT

I have striven

you have striven

he/she/it has striven

we have striven

they have striven

PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I have been striving

you have been striving

he/she/it has been striving

we have been striving

they have been striving

I would have striven

we would have striven

you would have striven

he/she/it would have striven

they would have striven