How Do You Spell RECREATE?

Pronunciation: [ɹˌiːkɹiːˈe͡ɪt] (IPA)

The word "recreate" is spelled with the letters R-E-C-R-E-A-T-E. The phonetic transcription of the word is /ˌriːˈkriːeɪt/. The first syllable, "re," is pronounced with a long "e" sound, as in "ree." The second syllable, "creat," is pronounced with a long "a" sound, as in "crate." The final syllable, "e," is pronounced with a long "a" sound, as in "hay." Putting these sounds together, we get the correct pronunciation of "recreate" as "REE-krate-AYT."

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RECREATE Meaning and Definition

  1. Recreate is a verb that is defined as the act of creating or forming something again, either exactly as it was or with modifications. It can also refer to the act of engaging in activities or experiences that bring relaxation, enjoyment, and rejuvenation.

    In its first sense, when something is recreated, it means that it is being reformed or rebuilt. This can be applied to a variety of contexts, such as recreating a work of art, recreating a previous version of a software program, or recreating a scientific experiment to verify its results.

    In its second sense, recreating is about engaging in recreational activities that provide relaxation and enjoyment. This could involve participating in hobbies, sports, or leisure activities with the intention of diverting attention away from daily concerns and recharging both physically and mentally.

    Recreation is often considered an important part of maintaining overall well-being. It allows individuals to rest, unwind, and take a break from their routines, leading to increased productivity and reduced stress levels. Examples of recreating activities may include exercising, playing games, watching movies, reading books, or spending time in nature.

    In summary, recreate can refer to the act of recreating something by re-creating it or engaging in recreational activities for relaxation and rejuvenation purposes.

  2. • To create anew.
    • To revive or refresh after toil, as the spirits or strength; to amuse; to entertain; to cheer; to afford pleasurable occupation to weariness, or in depression of spirits; to enliven.

    Etymological and pronouncing dictionary of the English language. By Stormonth, James, Phelp, P. H. Published 1874.

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Etymology of RECREATE

The word "recreate" has Latin origins. It comes from the Latin word "recreare", which is a combination of "re-" (meaning "again" or "back") and "creare" (meaning "to create" or "to produce"). The original Latin term referred to the act of restoring or renewing something, but over time, it evolved to also include the sense of taking pleasure or relaxation. This meaning was inherited by the English word "recreate", which today primarily means to engage in activities for amusement, enjoyment, or rejuvenation.

Similar spelling words for RECREATE

  • Regrate,
  • record-keepings,
  • world-record,
  • rigored,
  • rekarte,
  • Regrade,
  • ricardi,
  • pre-record,
  • ricardo,
  • ragwort,
  • TEMDU-RECRUIT,
  • state-record,
  • record-holder,
  • rackard,
  • record-label,
  • rexrode,
  • record-player,
  • regret,
  • regrets,
  • required,
  • Riccarda,
  • reccared,
  • ricarte,
  • regard,
  • re-creation,
  • record-setting,
  • rexroad,
  • school-record,
  • Rickwerd,
  • Riccardo,
  • rockhard,
  • team-record,
  • RECRT,
  • recored,
  • Rickert,
  • recowered,
  • rickyard,
  • record-keeping,
  • reckord,
  • record-keeper,
  • reacquired,
  • Rexroat,
  • NON-RECORD,
  • reggiardo,
  • self-regard,
  • then-record,
  • recuerda,
  • un-required,
  • league-record,
  • news-record,
  • rheocord,
  • Recurred,
  • Rockered,
  • Rikard,
  • requered,
  • recrate,
  • tape-record,
  • Rickard,
  • track-record,
  • course-record,
  • reichert,
  • record-holding,
  • RCGRD,
  • rogered,
  • recreation,
  • back-record,
  • re-record,
  • ricordi,
  • ricaurte,
  • off-the-record,
  • recruit,
  • dis-regard,
  • rijkaard,
  • Regrede,
  • recoured,
  • re-created,
  • broken-record,
  • record-album,
  • Rheocrat,
  • record-breaking,
  • Riocard,
  • record(s),
  • re-create,
  • record-tying,
  • recorrido,
  • Recreatio,
  • RGRTA,
  • Rickward,
  • reckard,
  • rocard,
  • near-record,
  • reoccurred,
  • rugrat,
  • ricord,
  • recarried,
  • recruiter,
  • record-breakers,
  • record-breaker,
  • Ricarda,
  • state-required,
  • recured,
  • two-record,
  • record-book,
  • rookard,
  • franchise-record,
  • record-low,
  • club-record,
  • Regreet,
  • recuerdo,
  • record-equalling,
  • record-high,
  • Ricard,
  • record,
  • record-company,
  • ruigoord,
  • on-the-record,
  • yield-per-recruit.

Conjugate verb Recreate

CONDITIONAL PERFECT

I would have recreated
you would have recreated
he/she/it would have recreated
we would have recreated
they would have recreated
I would have recreate
you would have recreate
he/she/it would have recreate
we would have recreate
they would have recreate

CONDITIONAL PERFECT PROGRESSIVE

I would have been recreating
you would have been recreating
he/she/it would have been recreating
we would have been recreating
they would have been recreating

CONDITIONAL PRESENT

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

CONDITIONAL PRESENT PROGRESSIVE

I would be recreating
you would be recreating
he/she/it would be recreating
we would be recreating
they would be recreating

FUTURE

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

FUTURE CONTINUOUS

I will be recreating
you will be recreating
he/she/it will be recreating
we will be recreating
they will be recreating

FUTURE PERFECT

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

FUTURE PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I will have been recreating
you will have been recreating
he/she/it will have been recreating
we will have been recreating
they will have been recreating

IMPERATIVE

you recreate
we let´s recreate

NONFINITE VERB FORMS

to recreate

PAST CONTINUOUS

I was recreating
you were recreating
he/she/it was recreating
we were recreating
they were recreating

PAST PARTICIPLE

recreated

PAST PERFECT

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

PAST PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I had been recreating
you had been recreating
he/she/it had been recreating
we had been recreating
they had been recreating

PRESENT

I recreate
you recreate
he/she/it recreates
we recreate
they recreate

PRESENT CONTINUOUS

I am recreating
you are recreating
he/she/it is recreating
we are recreating
they are recreating

PRESENT PARTICIPLE

recreating

PRESENT PERFECT

I have recreated
you have recreated
he/she/it has recreated
we have recreated
they have recreated

PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I have been recreating
you have been recreating
he/she/it has been recreating
we have been recreating
they have been recreating

PRESENT SUBJUNCTIVE

he/she/it recreate

SIMPLE PAST

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

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