How Do You Spell BURGLARIZING?

Pronunciation: [bˈɜːɡləɹˌa͡ɪzɪŋ] (IPA)

Burglarizing is spelled with a "z" instead of an "s" in British English. This is because the suffix "-ize" is more commonly used in American English, while British English typically uses the suffix "-ise." The word is pronounced /ˈbɜːɡləraɪzɪŋ/ with primary stress on the second syllable. The "g" in "burglarizing" is pronounced as a voiced velar stop /ɡ/, while the final "-ing" is pronounced as a nasal consonant followed by a velar consonant /ɪŋ/.

BURGLARIZING Meaning and Definition

  1. Burglarizing is a verb that refers to the act of illegally entering a building or premises with the intention of committing theft or other criminal activities. It involves trespassing into a property without the owner's permission, often by using force, breaking and entering, or other unlawful methods.

    Burglarizing typically entails the theft or attempted theft of valuable items, money, or goods. The intention behind the act is to unlawfully obtain property that belongs to someone else, often for personal gain. The act may be driven by financial motives or the desire to obtain specific items.

    The action of burglarizing can pose significant risks to both the property owner and the perpetrator. It is generally considered a serious crime and is punishable by law. The severity of the offense may vary depending on factors such as the value of stolen goods, the presence of weapons, or any violence involved during the commission of the crime.

    Law enforcement agencies and security systems are often employed to prevent and investigate cases of burglarizing. In order to deter potential burglars, property owners may implement security measures, such as installing alarms, surveillance cameras, or reinforced doors and windows.

    Overall, burglarizing encompasses the act of unauthorized entry into a property with the intent to commit theft or other illegal activities, and it is considered a significant criminal offense.

Common Misspellings for BURGLARIZING

Etymology of BURGLARIZING

The word "burglarizing" is derived from the noun "burglar", which refers to a person who commits burglary, i.e., illegally entering a building with intent to steal. The term "burglar" originates from the Middle English word "burgler", which was derived from the Old English word "bur" meaning "dwelling" or "house", and the suffix "-lār" indicating the agent or doer. Thus, "burglar" literally means "housebreaker". The suffix "-ize" is added to the noun "burglar" to create the verb form "burglarize", indicating the act or process of committing burglary.

Similar spelling words for BURGLARIZING

Conjugate verb Burglarizing

CONDITIONAL

I would burglarize
we would burglarize
you would burglarize
he/she/it would burglarize
they would burglarize

FUTURE

I will burglarize
we will burglarize
you will burglarize
he/she/it will burglarize
they will burglarize

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have burglarized
we will have burglarized
you will have burglarized
he/she/it will have burglarized
they will have burglarized

PAST

I burglarized
we burglarized
you burglarized
he/she/it burglarized
they burglarized

PAST PERFECT

I had burglarized
we had burglarized
you had burglarized
he/she/it had burglarized
they had burglarized

PRESENT

I burglarize
we burglarize
you burglarize
he/she/it burglarizes
they burglarize

PRESENT PERFECT

I have burglarized
we have burglarized
you have burglarized
he/she/it has burglarized
they have burglarized
I am burglarizing
we are burglarizing
you are burglarizing
he/she/it is burglarizing
they are burglarizing
I was burglarizing
we were burglarizing
you were burglarizing
he/she/it was burglarizing
they were burglarizing
I will be burglarizing
we will be burglarizing
you will be burglarizing
he/she/it will be burglarizing
they will be burglarizing
I have been burglarizing
we have been burglarizing
you have been burglarizing
he/she/it has been burglarizing
they have been burglarizing
I had been burglarizing
we had been burglarizing
you had been burglarizing
he/she/it had been burglarizing
they had been burglarizing
I will have been burglarizing
we will have been burglarizing
you will have been burglarizing
he/she/it will have been burglarizing
they will have been burglarizing
I would have burglarized
we would have burglarized
you would have burglarized
he/she/it would have burglarized
they would have burglarized
I would be burglarizing
we would be burglarizing
you would be burglarizing
he/she/it would be burglarizing
they would be burglarizing
I would have been burglarizing
we would have been burglarizing
you would have been burglarizing
he/she/it would have been burglarizing
they would have been burglarizing

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