How Do You Spell UNSPIRITUALIZE?

Pronunciation: [ʌnspˈɪɹɪt͡ʃˌuːə͡lˌa͡ɪz] (IPA)

The word "unspiritualize" is spelled with the prefix "un-" meaning "not" and the root "spiritualize" meaning "to make spiritual." The pronunciation of "unspiritualize" is /ʌnˈspɪrɪtʃuəlaɪz/. The stress falls on the second syllable, which is pronounced with a short "i" sound. The word is spelled with a single "l" after the root word and a "z" at the end, indicating a verb form in the present tense. To unspiritualize something is to remove its spiritual or religious significance.

UNSPIRITUALIZE Meaning and Definition

1. Unspiritualize is a verb that refers to the act of removing or stripping away spiritual or metaphysical qualities, beliefs, or principles from something or someone. It involves deeming or rendering something void of spirituality or lacking spiritual significance.

   In spiritual contexts, this term revolves around the diminishing or negation of divine or transcendent attributes, which may include the denial or rejection of supernatural entities, forces, or metaphysical concepts. Unspiritualizing may involve challenging or contrasting spiritual beliefs with rational or scientific explanations, intending to discredit or invalidate those beliefs in the process. It entails attempting to reduce the influence of spiritual or mystical elements, often with the aim of favoring a more materialistic or secular worldview.

   In a broader sense, unspiritualize can also refer to the process or state of detaching oneself from spiritual practices or experiences, abandoning or distancing from religious or metaphysical doctrines and rituals. It can symbolize a movement away from introspection, ontological questions, or metaphysical concerns, towards a more practical, material, or skeptical mindset.

   Unspiritualize is a term that encompasses the notion of removing or reducing spiritual or mystical qualities, concepts, or practices, either from an abstract idea or an individual's belief system. It implies a deliberate act of de-emphasizing or eliminating spirituality, veering towards a more secular, rational, or disbelief-oriented standpoint.

Common Misspellings for UNSPIRITUALIZE

• unspiritualized
• unspiritalise
• unspiritalize
• ynspiritualize
• hnspiritualize
• jnspiritualize
• inspiritualize
• 8nspiritualize
• 7nspiritualize
• ubspiritualize
• umspiritualize
• ujspiritualize
• uhspiritualize
• unapiritualize
• unzpiritualize
• unxpiritualize
• undpiritualize
• unepiritualize
• unwpiritualize
• unsoiritualize

Etymology of UNSPIRITUALIZE

The word "unspiritualize" is a derivative of the word "spiritualize".

The term "spiritualize" comes from the noun "spirit" which ultimately derives from the Latin word "spiritus", meaning "breath" or "spirit". In ancient times, "spiritus" also took on the meaning of "soul" or "life force". It later evolved to denote a non-physical entity or essence, often associated with religious or supernatural concepts.

The suffix "-ize" in "spiritualize" is a common word-forming element borrowed from Greek, which means "to make" or "to cause to become". It is used to create verbs from nouns or adjectives, indicating the action of giving or characteristics of the base word.

Conjugate verb Unspiritualize

CONDITIONAL

I would unspiritualize

you would unspiritualize

he/she/it would unspiritualize

we would unspiritualize

they would unspiritualize

CONDITIONAL CONTINUOUS

I would be unspiritualizing

you would be unspiritualizing

he/she/it would be unspiritualizing

we would be unspiritualizing

they would be unspiritualizing

CONDITIONAL PERFECT

I would have unspiritualize

you would have unspiritualize

he/she/it would have unspiritualize

we would have unspiritualize

they would have unspiritualize

CONDITIONAL PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I would have been unspiritualizing

you would have been unspiritualizing

he/she/it would have been unspiritualizing

we would have been unspiritualizing

they would have been unspiritualizing

FUTURE

I will unspiritualize

you will unspiritualize

he/she/it will unspiritualize

we will unspiritualize

they will unspiritualize

FUTURE CONTINUOUS

I will be unspiritualizing

you will be unspiritualizing

he/she/it will be unspiritualizing

we will be unspiritualizing

they will be unspiritualizing

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have unspiritualized

you will have unspiritualized

he/she/it will have unspiritualized

we will have unspiritualized

they will have unspiritualized

FUTURE PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I will have been unspiritualizing

you will have been unspiritualizing

he/she/it will have been unspiritualizing

we will have been unspiritualizing

they will have been unspiritualizing

IMPERATIVE

you unspiritualize

we let´s unspiritualize

NONFINITE VERB FORMS

to unspiritualize

PAST

I unspiritualized

you unspiritualized

he/she/it unspiritualized

we unspiritualized

they unspiritualized

PAST CONTINUOUS

I was unspiritualizing

you were unspiritualizing

he/she/it was unspiritualizing

we were unspiritualizing

they were unspiritualizing

PAST PARTICIPLE

unspiritualized

PAST PERFECT

I had unspiritualized

you had unspiritualized

he/she/it had unspiritualized

we had unspiritualized

they had unspiritualized

PAST PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I had been unspiritualizing

you had been unspiritualizing

he/she/it had been unspiritualizing

we had been unspiritualizing

they had been unspiritualizing

PRESENT

I unspiritualize

you unspiritualize

he/she/it unspiritualizes

we unspiritualize

they unspiritualize

PRESENT CONTINUOUS

I am unspiritualizing

you are unspiritualizing

he/she/it is unspiritualizing

we are unspiritualizing

they are unspiritualizing

PRESENT PARTICIPLE

unspiritualizing

PRESENT PERFECT

I have unspiritualized

you have unspiritualized

he/she/it has unspiritualized

we have unspiritualized

they have unspiritualized

PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I have been unspiritualizing

you have been unspiritualizing

he/she/it has been unspiritualizing

we have been unspiritualizing

they have been unspiritualizing