How Do You Spell SNEAKED?

Pronunciation: [snˈiːkt] (IPA)

The word "sneaked" is spelled with a "k" at the end instead of "s" because it follows the rule of adding a "k" to verbs that end in "e" when adding "-ed" to make the past tense. The IPA phonetic transcription for "sneaked" is /snikt/ which represents the sounds of each letter and their pronunciation. This word is commonly used in spoken and written English to describe someone who moves quietly and carefully in order to avoid being noticed.

SNEAKED Meaning and Definition

  1. Sneaked is the past tense of the verb "sneak," which refers to the act of moving or acting in a secretive or furtive manner, typically with the intention of avoiding attention, detection, or confrontation. When someone sneaks, they try to go unnoticed or to accomplish something clandestinely. Sneaking often involves moving quietly and covertly, adopting a low profile, and concealing one's intentions or actions.

    "Sneaked" can be used in various contexts, such as when a person is trying to enter or leave a place without being seen, to steal or take something quietly, or to undertake an activity or behavior without the knowledge or approval of others. It implies a level of stealth, suggesting a deliberate and silent approach to accomplish a goal.

    The word can also be used metaphorically to describe actions or behaviors that are underhanded, untrustworthy, or deceitful. In this sense, "sneaked" may refer to engaging in activities that are morally or socially unacceptable, such as betraying someone's trust or deceiving others for personal gain. However, it is important to note that "sneaked" can also be used in neutral or positive contexts, depending on the intentions and motivations of the person involved.

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Etymology of SNEAKED

The word "sneaked" is the past tense and past participle form of the verb "sneak". The etymology of "sneak" stems from Old English "snīcan", which originally meant "to creep" or "to crawl". This Old English word comes from Proto-Germanic "sneikaną", meaning "to crawl" or "to creep". The modern sense of "sneak", referring to moving silently or stealthily, arose in Middle English, influenced by Norse and Low German languages. Over time, "sneak" evolved, and "sneaked" became the standard past tense and past participle form, while some dialects also use "snuck" as an alternative form.

Conjugate verb Sneaked

CONDITIONAL

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

FUTURE

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

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have snuck, will have sneaked
we will have snuck, will have sneaked
you will have snuck, will have sneaked
he/she/it will have snuck, will have sneaked
they will have snuck, will have sneaked

PAST

I snuck, sneaked
we snuck, sneaked
you snuck, sneaked
he/she/it snuck, sneaked
they snuck, sneaked

PAST PERFECT

I had sneaked, had snuck
we had sneaked, had snuck
you had sneaked, had snuck
he/she/it had sneaked, had snuck
they had sneaked, had snuck

PRESENT

I sneak
we sneak
you sneak
he/she/it sneaks
they sneak

PRESENT PERFECT

I have sneaked, have snuck
we have sneaked, have snuck
you have sneaked, have snuck
he/she/it has sneaked, has snuck
they have sneaked, have snuck
I am sneaking
we are sneaking
you are sneaking
he/she/it is sneaking
they are sneaking
I was sneaking
we were sneaking
you were sneaking
he/she/it was sneaking
they were sneaking
I will be sneaking
we will be sneaking
you will be sneaking
he/she/it will be sneaking
they will be sneaking
I have been sneaking
we have been sneaking
you have been sneaking
he/she/it has been sneaking
they have been sneaking
I had been sneaking
we had been sneaking
you had been sneaking
he/she/it had been sneaking
they had been sneaking
I will have been sneaking
we will have been sneaking
you will have been sneaking
he/she/it will have been sneaking
they will have been sneaking
I would have sneaked, would have snuck
we would have sneaked, would have snuck
you would have sneaked, would have snuck
he/she/it would have sneaked, would have snuck
they would have sneaked, would have snuck
I would be sneaking
we would be sneaking
you would be sneaking
he/she/it would be sneaking
they would be sneaking
I would have been sneaking
we would have been sneaking
you would have been sneaking
he/she/it would have been sneaking
they would have been sneaking

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