How To Spell acute?
How to Pronounce acute?
Correct pronunciation for the word "acute" is [ɐkjˈuːt], [ɐkjˈuːt], [ɐ_k_j_ˈuː_t].
Definition of acute
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ending in a sharp point
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Sharp-pointed: keen and penetrating; having nice or quick sensibility. Applied to a tone which is sharp or high, opposed to grave; applied to an elevation of the voice, marked thus; attended with symptoms of severity, opposed to chronic; less than a right angle.
Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin
What are the misspellings for acute?
What are similar-sounding words for acute?
- Agueda,
- EGOT,
- acedia,
- EGTT,
- EGD,
- AKD,
- ACUT,
- Egghot,
- ECATI,
- AQIT,
- GE/ACT,
- AQDE,
- ECCTT,
- EQT,
- WICD,
- ICAD,
- Octo-,
- EGAT,
- EGGD,
- ECHTU,
- EOCAD,
- EOCCT,
- equate,
- EQTII,
- Agouty,
- igd,
- Oecoid,
- ICD-9,
- AEAGT,
- accede,
- agate,
- oct,
- ACTO,
- AGTW,
- EGTA,
- DN-AKT,
- ACAD,
- ACTO-HMM,
- aught,
- UCD,
- Aceuedo,
- EICDT,
- HYPER-IGD,
- agouti,
- egghead,
- ICDT,
- CO-ACD,
- EQT-II,
- yacht,
- EKOD,
- IKT,
- equity,
- AKT,
- acth,
- IgD1,
- ACTU,
- IQD,
- EGHT,
- ACCT,
- ACTA,
- AGTTU,
- AGD,
- EQUAT,
- AHKD,
- Ecto-,
- wigged,
- AKUT,
- ICATO,
- HER2-ECD,
- Agouta,
- EGT,
- Octa-,
- UGT,
- WYCD,
- wicked,
- EICTA,
- ECAD,
- acuity,
- AHQT,
- Agoti,
- ICCT,
- AGDY,
- echt,
- AGAT,
- WAGT,
- ACAT,
- AOCDA,
- co-act,
- OGT,
- ECDIE,
- EKT,
- Agatta,
- OKT3,
- EKT/V,
- Waught,
- ICATU,
- AQOT,
- acquit,
- Egad,
- ACD-PCR,
- ECAHTI,
- Ecoute,
- OKTT,
- Waygate,
- ect,
- IGT,
- equid,
- ECTO-PK,
- EICT,
- ACT-C,
- IGDA,
- IgD2,
- EGDT,
- BEST-ICD,
- AQDT,
- AGT,
- agueweed,
- EKID,
- AGDU,
- Agote,
- Eked,
- ICT,
- acheta,
- Wagged,
- accetta,
- EHCAT,
- Acedo,
- ICD-O,
- ACTE,
- EGUD,
- AL/OQD,
- Wagati,
- ought,
- AKIT,
- equidae,
- IACWD,
- CSB/ECAD,
- EGWWT,
- AQTE,
- aceto,
- OECD,
- ACKT,
- ECKD,
- EKYT,
- EHKD,
- acadia,
- EKAT,
- ECODU,
- wicket,
- acuate,
- AKD/RCU,
- AGHT,
- AGDE,
- OCAD,
- ACUTA,
- Agota,
- Auget,
- SIG/ACT,
- EKAD,
- ECD,
- Agot,
- AEGT,
- Aucht,
- UCTEA,
- AEQD,
- WECT,
- Agued,
- Waucht,
- EQATE,
- EKD,
- ACTI,
- ACT-R,
- Agata,
- actaea,
- Act2,
- ACT/PD,
- EGHD,
- OKD,
- AGTA,
- ACD-ESS,
- ACT-D,
- Ugetta,
- ICD,
- aikido,
- Aqueity,
- Acquiet,
- ICTA,
- AYGD,
- OCD,
- AKT/PKB,
- Waked,
- EUGD,
- IGAD,
- Egoity,
- act,
- EGATA,
- weekday,
- AQTD,
- ICAT,
- ESTO/ACT,
- ACD,
- ECDTI,
- EAICD,
- ACTO-S1,
- Ocotea,
- Agood,
- OUGHTA,
- EICD,
- ICD-10-CM,
- ECTO-ADA,
- ICTY,
- Yoked,
- ACQD,
- EGDA,
- ACTWU,
- ACTY,
- ACKED,
- ECCODE,
- CA-AKT,
- yakut,
- GM-AGT,
- ICD-10,
- Eyght,
- ICCAT,
- ACCAD,
- Egged,
- OQT,
- ACDA,
- UCT,
- EGTE,
- OGD,
- EICCD,
- ACTEW,
- whacked,
- Agaty,
- EGODA,
- ACAT/H,
- ACD/MIS,
- ACAAD.
What is the adjective for acute?
The adjective form of the word "acute" is "acute".
Usage over time for acute:
This graph shows how "acute" have occurred between 1800 and 2008 in a corpus of English books.
What is the plural form of acute?
The plural form of "acute" is "acutes".
What is the singular form of acute?
The singular form of the word "acute" is "acutus".
Synonyms for Acute:
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adj.
• painful- bothersome ,
- grueling ,
- chafing ,
- inflaming ,
- aching ,
- bitter ,
- agonizing ,
- cruel ,
- arduous ,
- insufferable ,
- aggravating ,
- burdensome ,
- hurtful ,
- biting ,
- distressful ,
- grievous ,
- horrendous ,
- harrowing ,
- annoying ,
- disagreeable ,
- crushing .
- high .
- dire .
- foxy .
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n.
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- dieresis ,
- circumflex ,
- diacritic ,
- cedilla .
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- big ,
- assail ,
- distinguish .
- ague .
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