How Do You Spell TROUPE?

Pronunciation: [tɹˈuːp] (IPA)

The word "troupe" is spelled as /truːp/ in IPA phonetic transcription. The first sound, /t/, is a voiceless alveolar stop, followed by the long vowel sound /uː/. The final sound is a voiceless bilabial plosive /p/. The spelling of "troupe" follows the general rule of English spelling, where the letters "ou" represent the vowel sound /uː/, as in the words "soup" and "route". The "e" at the end of the word is silent and lengthens the preceding vowel sound.

TROUPE Meaning and Definition

1. A troupe is a noun that refers to a group or company of performers or actors who work together in a theatrical production or show. The term is commonly used in the context of theater, dance, or circus performances. A troupe typically consists of a collective of individuals with diverse talents, such as actors, dancers, or musicians, who collaborate and work as a team to entertain an audience.

   Members of a troupe often share a common goal of creating and performing art. They bring their individual skills and expertise together, collectively bringing a performance to life. Troupes can be small or large and may vary in their structure and purpose. Some troupes are professionals who make a living from their performances, while others may be amateur enthusiasts who come together for the love and passion of their art.

   Troupes typically maintain a sense of unity and cohesiveness, often going through rigorous training and rehearsals to perfect their performances. They may specialize in a particular style, genre, or form of artistic expression, allowing them to develop a distinctive identity or signature. Troupes may travel and perform in various venues, such as theaters, outdoor stages, festivals, or even on tour, showcasing their collective talents and captivating audiences with their artistic expressions. Overall, a troupe is a collaborative assembly of performers who combine their talents and skills to create and deliver a captivating and entertaining experience to spectators.

Top Common Misspellings for TROUPE *

• trouple 6.8965517%

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Other Common Misspellings for TROUPE

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Etymology of TROUPE

The word "troupe" comes from the French term "troupe", which in turn comes from the Old French "trouppe", meaning a band or company of people. The Old French word has its origins in the late Latin word "troppa", meaning a flock or group. Ultimately, the word can be traced back to the Frankish language, in which the term "thorp" or "throup" referred to a company or troop.

Similar spelling words for TROUPE

• troop,
• trave,
• TRAPP,
• tripe,
• Treva,
• trip,
• tribe,
• trove,
• trap,
• troup,
• Tripp,
• tref,
• tropea,
• true up,
• traub,
• trippe,
• truby,
• trope.

Plural form of TROUPE is TROUPES

Conjugate verb Troupe

CONDITIONAL

I would troupe

you would troupe

he/she/it would troupe

we would troupe

they would troupe

CONDITIONAL CONTINUOUS

I would be trouping

you would be trouping

he/she/it would be trouping

we would be trouping

they would be trouping

CONDITIONAL PERFECT

I would have troupe

you would have troupe

he/she/it would have troupe

we would have troupe

they would have troupe

CONDITIONAL PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I would have been trouping

you would have been trouping

he/she/it would have been trouping

we would have been trouping

they would have been trouping

FUTURE

I will troupe

you will troupe

he/she/it will troupe

we will troupe

they will troupe

FUTURE CONTINUOUS

I will be trouping

you will be trouping

he/she/it will be trouping

we will be trouping

they will be trouping

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have trouped

you will have trouped

he/she/it will have trouped

we will have trouped

they will have trouped

FUTURE PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I will have been trouping

you will have been trouping

he/she/it will have been trouping

we will have been trouping

they will have been trouping

IMPERATIVE

you troupe

we let´s troupe

NONFINITE VERB FORMS

to troupe

PAST

I trouped

you trouped

he/she/it trouped

we trouped

they trouped

PAST CONTINUOUS

I was trouping

you were trouping

he/she/it was trouping

we were trouping

they were trouping

PAST PARTICIPLE

trouped

PAST PERFECT

I had trouped

you had trouped

he/she/it had trouped

we had trouped

they had trouped

PAST PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I had been trouping

you had been trouping

he/she/it had been trouping

we had been trouping

they had been trouping

PRESENT

I troupe

you troupe

he/she/it troupes

we troupe

they troupe

PRESENT CONTINUOUS

I am trouping

you are trouping

he/she/it is trouping

we are trouping

they are trouping

PRESENT PARTICIPLE

trouping

PRESENT PERFECT

I have trouped

you have trouped

he/she/it has trouped

we have trouped

they have trouped

PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I have been trouping

you have been trouping

he/she/it has been trouping

we have been trouping

they have been trouping