How Do You Spell UNTRUSS?

Pronunciation: [ʌntɹˈʌs] (IPA)

The word "untruss" is spelled with the letters U-N-T-R-U-S-S. In IPA (International Phonetic Alphabet), it can be transcribed as /ˌʌnˈtrʌs/. The first syllable "un" is pronounced with a short "uh" sound, followed by the "tr" consonant cluster, which is pronounced as "tr." The second syllable "uss" is pronounced as a short "u" sound, followed by the "ss" consonant cluster, which is pronounced as "ss." Together, the word untruss means to remove the straps or fastenings that hold something in place.

UNTRUSS Meaning and Definition

1. Untruss is a verb that refers to the act of untying, loosening, or releasing something, particularly cords, ropes, or fastenings that are holding objects together. It involves removing the restraints or bindings in order to separate or dismantle the items they are securing. The term is derived from the combination of the prefix "un-" meaning "not" or "reverse the action of," and the noun "truss" which denotes a framework used for supporting, reinforcing, or holding something in place.

   When untrussing an object, one detaches or unties the ropes or cords that are tightly secured around it. This action essentially dismantles or breaks down the structure or item into its individual components or parts. Untrussing is commonly employed in various contexts, such as unfastening a tied bundle, undoing a knot, or loosening the bindings of an object that is tightly held together.

   Furthermore, untrussing can also be associated with the liberation or release of something or someone from a metaphorical or figurative restraint. It implies freeing someone from a state of confinement or restriction, allowing them to regain their freedom or independence.

   In summary, untrussing involves the act of untying, loosening, or releasing cords, ropes, or fastenings that hold something together, allowing for the separation or dismantling of the object. It can also metaphorically denote the liberation or release of someone or something from a psychological or figurative bondage.

Common Misspellings for UNTRUSS

• untrus
• Untrussed
• yntruss
• hntruss
• jntruss
• intruss
• 8ntruss
• 7ntruss
• ubtruss
• umtruss
• ujtruss
• uhtruss
• unrruss
• unfruss
• ungruss
• unyruss
• un6russ
• un5russ
• unteuss
• untduss

Etymology of UNTRUSS

The word "untruss" is derived from Middle English, with its roots tracing back to the Old French word "entruser" or "entrusser". This Old French term meant "to bind with a strap" or "to tie up with cords". Over time, the "en-" prefix denoting "to cause something to be in a certain state" was dropped, and the word evolved to become "truss" in Middle English, which shared a similar meaning.

In the 16th century, the prefix "un-" was added to "truss" to form "untruss". This addition of the negative prefix changed the meaning to "to loosen" or "to untie", implying the reversal of the action of trussing.

Conjugate verb Untruss

CONDITIONAL

I would untruss

you would untruss

he/she/it would untruss

we would untruss

they would untruss

CONDITIONAL CONTINUOUS

I would be untrussing

you would be untrussing

he/she/it would be untrussing

we would be untrussing

they would be untrussing

CONDITIONAL PERFECT

I would have untruss

you would have untruss

he/she/it would have untruss

we would have untruss

they would have untruss

CONDITIONAL PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I would have been untrussing

you would have been untrussing

he/she/it would have been untrussing

we would have been untrussing

they would have been untrussing

FUTURE

I will untruss

you will untruss

he/she/it will untruss

we will untruss

they will untruss

FUTURE CONTINUOUS

I will be untrussing

you will be untrussing

he/she/it will be untrussing

we will be untrussing

they will be untrussing

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have untrussed

you will have untrussed

he/she/it will have untrussed

we will have untrussed

they will have untrussed

FUTURE PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I will have been untrussing

you will have been untrussing

he/she/it will have been untrussing

we will have been untrussing

they will have been untrussing

IMPERATIVE

you untruss

we let´s untruss

NONFINITE VERB FORMS

to untruss

PAST

I untrussed

you untrussed

he/she/it untrussed

we untrussed

they untrussed

PAST CONTINUOUS

I was untrussing

you were untrussing

he/she/it was untrussing

we were untrussing

they were untrussing

PAST PARTICIPLE

untrussed

PAST PERFECT

I had untrussed

you had untrussed

he/she/it had untrussed

we had untrussed

they had untrussed

PAST PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I had been untrussing

you had been untrussing

he/she/it had been untrussing

we had been untrussing

they had been untrussing

PRESENT

I untruss

you untruss

he/she/it untrusses

we untruss

they untruss

PRESENT CONTINUOUS

I am untrussing

you are untrussing

he/she/it is untrussing

we are untrussing

they are untrussing

PRESENT PARTICIPLE

untrussing

PRESENT PERFECT

I have untrussed

you have untrussed

he/she/it has untrussed

we have untrussed

they have untrussed

PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I have been untrussing

you have been untrussing

he/she/it has been untrussing

we have been untrussing

they have been untrussing