How Do You Spell SUES?

Pronunciation: [sˈuːz] (IPA)

The word "sues" is a verb that means to take legal action against someone in court. In IPA phonetic transcription, it is written as /suːz/. The first sound is the "s" sound, pronounced as /s/. The second sound is the "u" sound, pronounced as /uː/. The final sound is the "z" sound, pronounced as /z/. The word is spelled with the letter "s" at the beginning, followed by the letters "u" and "e", and ends with the letter "s".

SUES Meaning and Definition

  1. "Sues" is the third person singular form of the verb "to sue."

    The term "sue" generally refers to the legal action of initiating a lawsuit against someone in a court of law. It is the act of filing a legal claim against another party seeking a legal remedy or redress for a perceived wrong or injury. When someone "sues" another person or entity, they are essentially bringing a complaint or legal dispute before a court to obtain a resolution or judgment.

    To sue someone typically involves the process of formally submitting a legal document known as a complaint, which outlines the basis for the claim and the specific relief or compensation sought. The defendant, or the party being sued, would then respond to the complaint, and a legal battle would proceed from there, typically involving court hearings, evidence presentation, and a final judgment or settlement.

    The act of suing can encompass a wide range of legal matters, including civil lawsuits relating to personal injury, breach of contract, property disputes, defamation, employment issues, or financial claims. Suing is often seen as a legal recourse to resolve conflicts or wrongdoing, seeking a resolution that may include compensation, restitution, injunctions, or any other appropriate form of relief that the court determines.

Common Misspellings for SUES

Etymology of SUES

The word "sues" is the third-person singular form of the verb "sue". The term "sue" originated from Middle English "suen", which was derived from Old French "sivre" meaning "to follow". In legal contexts, the word "sue" originally referred to pursuing a legal action or lawsuit, indicating the act of following through with legal proceedings against someone.

Similar spelling words for SUES

Conjugate verb Sues

CONDITIONAL

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

FUTURE

I will sue
we will sue
you will sue
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they will sue

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have sued
we will have sued
you will have sued
he/she/it will have sued
they will have sued

PAST

I sued
we sued
you sued
he/she/it sued
they sued

PAST PERFECT

I had sued
we had sued
you had sued
he/she/it had sued
they had sued

PRESENT

I sue
we sue
you sue
he/she/it sues
they sue

PRESENT PERFECT

I have sued
we have sued
you have sued
he/she/it has sued
they have sued
I am suing
we are suing
you are suing
he/she/it is suing
they are suing
I was suing
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he/she/it was suing
they were suing
I will be suing
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I have been suing
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I had been suing
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I will have been suing
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he/she/it will have been suing
they will have been suing
I would have sued
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I would be suing
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I would have been suing
we would have been suing
you would have been suing
he/she/it would have been suing
they would have been suing

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