How Do You Spell TRIGGED?

Pronunciation: [tɹˈɪɡd] (IPA)

The spelling of the word "trigged" can be a bit confusing. The word is spelled with two "g" letters, despite the fact that the final consonant sound is not a voiced consonant. However, this spelling is due to the fact that the word is related to the word "trigger", which is spelled with two "g" letters as well. Therefore, the spelling of "trigged" is phonetically transcribed as /trɪɡd/. Despite its confusing spelling, "trigged" is a common past tense form of the verb "trigger", meaning to cause or initiate something.

TRIGGED Meaning and Definition

  1. "Trigged" is a colloquial term that originated from the word "triggered." It is primarily used in informal or internet slang to describe a strong emotional reaction, typically negative, towards a specific topic, event, remark, or situation. It refers to a state of being provoked or incited, often resulting in intense anger, frustration, or offense.

    The term "trigged" gained popularity through its frequent usage in online discussions, particularly on social media platforms. It is commonly employed to describe instances when someone feels strongly triggered or deeply affected by a certain stimulus, causing an immediate and often extreme emotional response. This reaction can manifest in various ways, such as lashing out, becoming defensive, or expressing indignation.

    While "trigged" initially evolved within online communities, it has also entered everyday language, often serving as a light-hearted expression to signify an exaggerated reaction to something that may be seen as insignificant or trivial. It is important to note that the term is context-dependent and can have different connotations depending on the situation and the individuals involved.

    In recent years, "trigged" has taken on a humorous undertone among certain groups, where it is used self-referentially to acknowledge and playfully mock hypersensitivity or overreactions. Nonetheless, it is essential to exercise sensitivity and respect when using this term, as it can also trivialize genuine concerns or dismiss legitimate emotional responses in some cases.

Common Misspellings for TRIGGED

  • triggerd
  • trugged
  • trigerd
  • tigged
  • triged
  • triiged
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  • 6rigged
  • tdigged
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Etymology of TRIGGED

The word "trigged" is derived from the word "trigger". The term "trigger" originally came from Middle English, as a verb form of "trigour" or "triggar", which meant to draw or pull. It is believed to have come from the Old Norse word "tryggr", meaning firm or secure. Over time, the word "trigger" evolved to refer to the mechanism on a firearm that enables the release of a shot by pulling it. In modern usage, "trigger" has also developed a figurative meaning associated with causing a strong emotional response or initiating a particular action. The term "trigged" is a back-formation from "triggered", where the suffix "-ed" has been removed to create a new verb form.

Similar spelling words for TRIGGED

Conjugate verb Trigged

CONDITIONAL

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

CONDITIONAL CONTINUOUS

I would be trigging
you would be trigging
he/she/it would be trigging
we would be trigging
they would be trigging

CONDITIONAL PERFECT

I would have trigged
you would have trigged
he/she/it would have trigged
we would have trigged
they would have trigged

CONDITIONAL PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I would have been trigging
you would have been trigging
he/she/it would have been trigging
we would have been trigging
they would have been trigging

FUTURE

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

FUTURE CONTINUOUS

I will be trigging
you will be trigging
he/she/it will be trigging
we will be trigging
they will be trigging

FUTURE PERFECT

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

FUTURE PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I will have been trigging
you will have been trigging
he/she/it will have been trigging
we will have been trigging
they will have been trigging

IMPERATIVE

you trig
we let´s trig

NONFINITE VERB FORMS

to trig

PAST

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

PAST CONTINUOUS

I was trigging
you were trigging
he/she/it was trigging
we were trigging
they were trigging

PAST PARTICIPLE

trigged

PAST PERFECT

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

PAST PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I had been trigging
you had been trigging
he/she/it had been trigging
we had been trigging
they had been trigging

PRESENT

I trig
you trig
he/she/it trigs
we trig
they trig

PRESENT CONTINUOUS

I am trigging
you are trigging
he/she/it is trigging
we are trigging
they are trigging

PRESENT PARTICIPLE

trigging

PRESENT PERFECT

I have trigged
you have trigged
he/she/it has trigged
we have trigged
they have trigged

PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I have been trigging
you have been trigging
he/she/it has been trigging
we have been trigging
they have been trigging

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