How Do You Spell UNMORTISE?

Pronunciation: [ʌnmˈɔːta͡ɪz] (IPA)

"Unmortise" is a word that simply means "to remove a mortise from." The phonetic transcription of this word is /ʌnmɔrtəz/. The first syllable is pronounced "un" and sounds like "uh-n", while the second syllable is "mor" pronounced "more". The "tise" at the end of the word is pronounced "tize". Overall, "Unmortise" is a fairly straightforward word in terms of pronunciation and spelling, and is commonly used in woodworking and carpentry.

UNMORTISE Meaning and Definition

1. Unmortise refers to the act of canceling or undoing a previously taken mortgage. It is the process of releasing a property from a mortgage obligation or paying off the mortgage balance to make the property debt-free. When a property is acquired through a loan or mortgage, the lender holds a lien against it until the full loan amount is repaid. In the event that a borrower wants to terminate the mortgage before its scheduled term or if the loan is paid off earlier than agreed upon, the process of unmortising the property is carried out.

   Unmortising usually involves fulfilling certain conditions set by the lender, such as paying off the remaining principal balance along with any accrued interest and fees. Once this payment is made, a satisfaction of mortgage or release of lien document is issued by the lender, indicating that the debt has been fully discharged, and the property is no longer subject to the mortgage agreement.

   The unmortising process allows the property owner to gain full ownership and control over the property, enabling them to sell, transfer, or leverage it without any encumbrances. It can also reduce the overall interest paid on the mortgage, as early repayment eliminates future interest charges. Unmortising a property is often seen as a financially advantageous move for borrowers, as it can save on interest costs and offer more flexibility with the property in the long term.

Common Misspellings for UNMORTISE

• enmortise

Etymology of UNMORTISE

The word "unmortise" is formed by adding the prefix "un-" to the verb "mortise". The etymology of "mortise" can be traced back to the Latin word "morsus", which means "bite". In carpentry and woodworking, a mortise refers to a hole or slot cut into a piece of wood to receive a corresponding projecting tenon from another piece, creating a joint. "Unmortise" simply means to remove or undo a mortise, implying the act of separating the joined pieces.

Conjugate verb Unmortise

CONDITIONAL

I would unmortise

you would unmortise

he/she/it would unmortise

we would unmortise

they would unmortise

CONDITIONAL CONTINUOUS

I would be unmortising

you would be unmortising

he/she/it would be unmortising

we would be unmortising

they would be unmortising

CONDITIONAL PERFECT

I would have unmortise

you would have unmortise

he/she/it would have unmortise

we would have unmortise

they would have unmortise

CONDITIONAL PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I would have been unmortising

you would have been unmortising

he/she/it would have been unmortising

we would have been unmortising

they would have been unmortising

FUTURE

I will unmortise

you will unmortise

he/she/it will unmortise

we will unmortise

they will unmortise

FUTURE CONTINUOUS

I will be unmortising

you will be unmortising

he/she/it will be unmortising

we will be unmortising

they will be unmortising

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have unmortised

you will have unmortised

he/she/it will have unmortised

we will have unmortised

they will have unmortised

FUTURE PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I will have been unmortising

you will have been unmortising

he/she/it will have been unmortising

we will have been unmortising

they will have been unmortising

IMPERATIVE

you unmortise

we let´s unmortise

NONFINITE VERB FORMS

to unmortise

PAST

I unmortised

you unmortised

he/she/it unmortised

we unmortised

they unmortised

PAST CONTINUOUS

I was unmortising

you were unmortising

he/she/it was unmortising

we were unmortising

they were unmortising

PAST PARTICIPLE

unmortised

PAST PERFECT

I had unmortised

you had unmortised

he/she/it had unmortised

we had unmortised

they had unmortised

PAST PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I had been unmortising

you had been unmortising

he/she/it had been unmortising

we had been unmortising

they had been unmortising

PRESENT

I unmortise

you unmortise

he/she/it unmortises

we unmortise

they unmortise

PRESENT CONTINUOUS

I am unmortising

you are unmortising

he/she/it is unmortising

we are unmortising

they are unmortising

PRESENT PARTICIPLE

unmortising

PRESENT PERFECT

I have unmortised

you have unmortised

he/she/it has unmortised

we have unmortised

they have unmortised

PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I have been unmortising

you have been unmortising

he/she/it has been unmortising

we have been unmortising

they have been unmortising