How Do You Spell TRAUMATISE?

Pronunciation: [tɹˈɔːmɐtˌa͡ɪz] (IPA)

The correct spelling of the word "traumatise" is with a "t" in the middle, rather than a "d". This word is pronounced /ˈtrɔːmətaɪz/ in IPA phonetic transcription. The "au" in the first syllable sounds like the "aw" sound in "law". The "ai" in the second syllable sounds like the long "i" sound in "eye". This word refers to causing severe emotional or psychological distress to someone, often resulting in long-term effects on their mental health.

TRAUMATISE Meaning and Definition

1. The term "traumatise" is a verb that refers to the act of causing severe emotional or psychological distress to an individual, usually as a result of a deeply disturbing or distressing event or experience. The word is derived from the noun "trauma," which means a deeply distressing or disturbing experience that causes physical or psychological harm.

   When someone is traumatised, they may experience intense fear, helplessness, or horror as a response to the traumatic event. The impact of trauma can vary from person to person, and it can have long-lasting effects on their mental and emotional well-being. Individuals who have been traumatised may suffer from symptoms such as anxiety, depression, flashbacks, nightmares, or emotional numbness.

   The process of being traumatised often involves a sense of powerlessness, as the individual may feel overwhelmed and unable to cope with the distressing event. It can disrupt their ability to function normally and interact with others, causing significant impairment in their daily lives.

   Treatment and support are crucial for those who have been traumatised, as it can help them process the traumatic experience, manage their symptoms, and regain a sense of control and well-being. Therapeutic interventions, such as counseling and trauma-focused therapy, are often recommended to address the psychological impact of the trauma and promote healing and recovery.

Common Misspellings for TRAUMATISE

• rraumatise
• fraumatise
• graumatise
• yraumatise
• 6raumatise
• 5raumatise
• teaumatise
• tdaumatise
• tfaumatise
• ttaumatise
• t5aumatise
• t4aumatise
• trzumatise
• trsumatise
• trwumatise
• trqumatise
• traymatise
• trahmatise
• trajmatise
• tyraumatise

Etymology of TRAUMATISE

The word "traumatise" originated from the Greek word "trauma", meaning "wound" or "injury". In Greek, "trauma" referred specifically to a physical injury caused by an external force. Over time, the meaning of "trauma" extended to include psychological or emotional wounds, leading to the development of the verb "traumatise" in English. The suffix "-ize" in "traumatise" is derived from the Greek suffix "-izo", which typically denotes the act or process of something. Thus, "traumatise" can be understood as the act or process of causing a traumatic experience or injury.

Similar spelling words for TRAUMATISE

• traumatize,
• traumatology,
• trematode,
• traumatic.

Conjugate verb Traumatise

CONDITIONAL

I would traumatise

we would traumatise

you would traumatise

he/she/it would traumatise

they would traumatise

FUTURE

I will traumatise

we will traumatise

you will traumatise

he/she/it will traumatise

they will traumatise

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have traumatised

we will have traumatised

you will have traumatised

he/she/it will have traumatised

they will have traumatised

PAST

I traumatised

we traumatised

you traumatised

he/she/it traumatised

they traumatised

PAST PERFECT

I had traumatised

we had traumatised

you had traumatised

he/she/it had traumatised

they had traumatised

PRESENT

I traumatise

we traumatise

you traumatise

he/she/it traumatises

they traumatise

PRESENT PERFECT

I have traumatised

we have traumatised

you have traumatised

he/she/it has traumatised

they have traumatised

I am traumatising

we are traumatising

you are traumatising

he/she/it is traumatising

they are traumatising

I was traumatising

we were traumatising

you were traumatising

he/she/it was traumatising

they were traumatising

I will be traumatising

we will be traumatising

you will be traumatising

he/she/it will be traumatising

they will be traumatising

I have been traumatising

we have been traumatising

you have been traumatising

he/she/it has been traumatising

they have been traumatising

I had been traumatising

we had been traumatising

you had been traumatising

he/she/it had been traumatising

they had been traumatising

I will have been traumatising

we will have been traumatising

you will have been traumatising

he/she/it will have been traumatising

they will have been traumatising

I would have traumatised

we would have traumatised

you would have traumatised

he/she/it would have traumatised

they would have traumatised

I would be traumatising

we would be traumatising

you would be traumatising

he/she/it would be traumatising

they would be traumatising

I would have been traumatising

we would have been traumatising

you would have been traumatising

he/she/it would have been traumatising

they would have been traumatising