How Do You Spell SUPERHUMANISE?

Pronunciation: [sˌuːpəhjˈuːmɐnˌa͡ɪz] (IPA)

The word "superhumanise" is spelled with the suffix "-ise" which means "to make" or "to become." The base word "superhuman" is spelled with two syllables: /suːpər/ and /hjuːmən/. The stress is placed on the second syllable, making it sound like /suː-pər-HYOO-mən/. Adding the suffix "-ise" changes the verb "superhuman" into "to make someone or something superhuman." The correct IPA transcription for "superhumanise" is /suːpəhjʊmənaɪz/.

SUPERHUMANISE Meaning and Definition

1. "Superhumanise" is a verb that refers to the act of bestowing or attributing superhuman qualities or abilities to an individual, either in an exaggerated or exceptional manner. The term combines the prefix "super-", indicating surpassing or exceeding average or normal limits, with the root word "humanise", which pertains to making someone or something more human-like in nature.

   When someone is superhumanised, they are portrayed as possessing extraordinary or godlike abilities that set them apart from ordinary humans, often characterized by increased strength, agility, intelligence, or other supernatural powers. This term may be used in various contexts, including literature, movies, comic books, or when describing individuals who exhibit exceptional talent or skills that go beyond the capabilities of most people.

   The concept of superhumanisation can also be applied to non-human entities, such as robots or artificial intelligence, by enhancing their capabilities beyond the limitations of standard programming or functionality. In such cases, superhumanisation refers to imbuing machines or technology with advanced capacities that surpass human capabilities or simulate human-like behavior.

   Overall, the term "superhumanise" encapsulates the idea of elevating individuals or entities to a level that is beyond the normal or expected, often in a way that goes beyond the bounds of human potential and into the realm of extraordinary or fantastical abilities.

Etymology of SUPERHUMANISE

The word "superhumanise" is derived from the combination of two roots: "super-" and "humanise".

The prefix "super-" comes from the Latin word "super" meaning "above" or "beyond". It is often used to indicate something that is superior, extraordinary, or beyond the usual or natural limits.

The suffix "-ise" is a verb-forming suffix in English, typically used to form verbs from nouns and adjectives.

The word "humanise" comes from the noun "human", which originated from the Latin word "humanus", meaning "human" or "of man". The suffix "-ise" is added to "human" to form the verb "humanise". It means to make more humane or to give human qualities or characteristics to something.

Conjugate verb Superhumanise

CONDITIONAL

I would superhumanise

you would superhumanise

he/she/it would superhumanise

we would superhumanise

they would superhumanise

CONDITIONAL CONTINUOUS

I would be superhumanising

you would be superhumanising

he/she/it would be superhumanising

we would be superhumanising

they would be superhumanising

CONDITIONAL PERFECT

I would have superhumanise

you would have superhumanise

he/she/it would have superhumanise

we would have superhumanise

they would have superhumanise

CONDITIONAL PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I would have been superhumanising

you would have been superhumanising

he/she/it would have been superhumanising

we would have been superhumanising

they would have been superhumanising

FUTURE

I will superhumanise

you will superhumanise

he/she/it will superhumanise

we will superhumanise

they will superhumanise

FUTURE CONTINUOUS

I will be superhumanising

you will be superhumanising

he/she/it will be superhumanising

we will be superhumanising

they will be superhumanising

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have superhumanised

you will have superhumanised

he/she/it will have superhumanised

we will have superhumanised

they will have superhumanised

FUTURE PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I will have been superhumanising

you will have been superhumanising

he/she/it will have been superhumanising

we will have been superhumanising

they will have been superhumanising

IMPERATIVE

you superhumanise

we let´s superhumanise

NONFINITE VERB FORMS

to superhumanise

PAST

I superhumanised

you superhumanised

he/she/it superhumanised

we superhumanised

they superhumanised

PAST CONTINUOUS

I was superhumanising

you were superhumanising

he/she/it was superhumanising

we were superhumanising

they were superhumanising

PAST PARTICIPLE

superhumanised

PAST PERFECT

I had superhumanised

you had superhumanised

he/she/it had superhumanised

we had superhumanised

they had superhumanised

PAST PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I had been superhumanising

you had been superhumanising

he/she/it had been superhumanising

we had been superhumanising

they had been superhumanising

PRESENT

I superhumanise

you superhumanise

he/she/it superhumanises

we superhumanise

they superhumanise

PRESENT CONTINUOUS

I am superhumanising

you are superhumanising

he/she/it is superhumanising

we are superhumanising

they are superhumanising

PRESENT PARTICIPLE

superhumanising

PRESENT PERFECT

I have superhumanised

you have superhumanised

he/she/it has superhumanised

we have superhumanised

they have superhumanised

PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I have been superhumanising

you have been superhumanising

he/she/it has been superhumanising

we have been superhumanising

they have been superhumanising