How Do You Spell STOPPERED?

Pronunciation: [stˈɒpəd] (IPA)

Stoppered is spelled as /ˈstɒpəd/ in IPA phonetic transcription. The word describes something that has been sealed with a stopper. The first syllable is pronounced as ‘stop’ with an ‘uh’ sound in the middle. The second syllable is pronounced as ‘pered’, with the ‘e’ sounding like ‘uh’. The double ‘p’ is pronounced with a slight emphasis on the letter ‘p’. Stoppered is often used in reference to bottles or jars that have been sealed with a cork or a similar device.

STOPPERED Meaning and Definition

  1. Stoppered is an adjective that describes an object, typically a container or a vessel, that has been sealed or closed tightly with a stopper. A stopper is a device used to seal the opening of a container in order to prevent the contents from leaking, spilling or evaporating. It usually consists of a plug made of cork, rubber, or a similar material that fits tightly into the opening of the container.

    When an item is described as stoppered, it signifies that its opening has been effectively blocked or sealed with a stopper. This tight seal enables the container to maintain the integrity of its contents, preventing any external factors from interfering with its quality, freshness, or potency. The stoppering process plays a crucial role in preserving substances or materials that may be sensitive to air exposure, moisture, or other factors.

    This term is often used in the context of laboratory experiments, medical containers, wine bottles, or any other situation where it is vital to prevent the contents from being exposed to the outside environment. By keeping the item stoppered, it ensures that the container remains tightly sealed until it is intentionally opened, guaranteeing the preservation of its contents over time.

Common Misspellings for STOPPERED

Etymology of STOPPERED

The word "stoppered" is derived from the verb "stopper", which originated in the 15th century from the Middle English word "stoperen". This Middle English term was further derived from the Old French word "estopper", meaning "to stop up" or "to close with a stopper". The Old French term, in turn, was derived from the Latin word "stuppa", which referred to a tow or flax used for stopping a hole or gap. Ultimately, the Latin term can be traced back to the Greek word "stupē", meaning "tow" or "stubble". Thus, the word "stoppered" emerged from the process of creating an adjective form of "stopper" to describe something that has been closed or sealed using a stopper.

Similar spelling words for STOPPERED

Conjugate verb Stoppered

CONDITIONAL

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

FUTURE

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

FUTURE PERFECT

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

PAST

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

PAST PERFECT

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

PRESENT

I stopper
we stopper
you stopper
he/she/it stoppers
they stopper

PRESENT PERFECT

I have stoppered
we have stoppered
you have stoppered
he/she/it has stoppered
they have stoppered
I am stoppering
we are stoppering
you are stoppering
he/she/it is stoppering
they are stoppering
I was stoppering
we were stoppering
you were stoppering
he/she/it was stoppering
they were stoppering
I will be stoppering
we will be stoppering
you will be stoppering
he/she/it will be stoppering
they will be stoppering
I have been stoppering
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they have been stoppering
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I will have been stoppering
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he/she/it will have been stoppering
they will have been stoppering
I would have stoppered
we would have stoppered
you would have stoppered
he/she/it would have stoppered
they would have stoppered
I would be stoppering
we would be stoppering
you would be stoppering
he/she/it would be stoppering
they would be stoppering
I would have been stoppering
we would have been stoppering
you would have been stoppering
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they would have been stoppering

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