How Do You Spell UNSUCCESSFULNESSES?

Pronunciation: [ʌnsəksˈɛsfəlnəsɪz] (IPA)

The word "unsuccessfulnesses" is a tongue twister that might make one stumble over its spelling. Pronounced as /ən.səkˈsɛs.fəl.nə.sɛz/, it is formed by adding the suffix "-ness" four times to the word "unsuccessful". A challenging word to spell, it contains 22 letters and 10 syllables, making it quite the mouthful. While uncommon in everyday usage, it may be found in technical or academic writing discussing the lack of achievement or attainment.

Common Misspellings for UNSUCCESSFULNESSES

• ynsuccessfulnesses
• hnsuccessfulnesses
• jnsuccessfulnesses
• insuccessfulnesses
• 8nsuccessfulnesses
• 7nsuccessfulnesses
• ubsuccessfulnesses
• umsuccessfulnesses
• ujsuccessfulnesses
• uhsuccessfulnesses
• unauccessfulnesses
• unzuccessfulnesses
• unxuccessfulnesses
• unduccessfulnesses
• uneuccessfulnesses
• unwuccessfulnesses
• unsyccessfulnesses
• unshccessfulnesses
• unsjccessfulnesses
• unsiccessfulnesses

Etymology of UNSUCCESSFULNESSES

The word unsuccessfulnesses is a derivative of the base word unsuccessful. The etymology of unsuccessful can be traced back to the Late Middle English period. It is formed by adding the prefix un- (meaning not or lack of) to the word successful. The word successful is derived from the Latin word successus, which means an advance, success, happy outcome. Ultimately, successus is derived from the Latin verb succedere, meaning to come after or to succeed. The added suffix -ness converts the adjective unsuccessful into a noun, giving rise to unsuccessfulness. The plural form is created by adding the suffix -es to denote multiple instances or examples of unsuccessfulness, resulting in unsuccessfulnesses.