How To Spell ism?
How to Pronounce ism?
Correct pronunciation for the word "ism" is [ˈɪzəm], [ˈɪzəm], [ˈɪ_z_ə_m].
What are the misspellings for ism?
- ustom,
- isthe,
- ciome,
- afsme,
- isay,
- athism,
- gsme,
- itmay,
- islma,
- asump,
- isy,
- awsum,
- soium,
- tiersum,
- iam,
- iohsem,
- acsm,
- is,
- islaam,
- is1,
- iyem,
- iss,
- ciema,
- i'm,
- sysem,
- hism,
- isalm,
- isc,
- isam,
- isamic,
- is12,
- isb,
- diesm,
- esme,
- istem,
- esome,
- i'mso,
- thsm,
- ausum,
- isgn,
- espom,
- insomia,
- osome,
- aslym,
- itesm,
- isde,
- isomnia,
- unisom,
- thism,
- shism,
- i'ms,
- asome,
- iim,
- im,
- i'mm,
- wisom,
- usama,
- inme,
- nessm,
- imm,
- rsmo,
- autsm,
- atisum,
- aidsm,
- asume,
- ilm,
- vicim,
- isee,
- osum,
- ismade,
- ismy,
- it'seem,
- firsm,
- isa,
- rsm,
- asylm,
- issu,
- ise,
- ist,
- ischmic,
- ish,
- isso,
- ausom,
- 2ish,
- istime,
- irm,
- eskmo,
- esame,
- isd,
- isu,
- alsom,
- isi,
- isup,
- irksom,
- isel,
- i''m,
- itum,
- astm,
- sseem,
- cirme,
- asmah,
- gsm,
- simm,
- juaism,
- askmy,
- iswho,
- raism,
- ismore,
- is3,
- inmy,
- osume,
- ismuch,
- usm,
- is't,
- csme,
- is19,
- asthm,
- autisum,
- iem,
- isk,
- issa,
- awsam,
- iasl,
- issuw,
- diesem,
- sysim,
- asm,
- askme,
- wasmy,
- isz,
- dismi,
- visum,
- ii'm,
- awsom,
- islm,
- agism,
- ism,
- iasb,
- autisim,
- islam,
- toaism,
- itm,
- isn,
- iom,
- ijim,
- isms,
- isaia,
- ietm,
- oilsm,
- esume,
- idm,
- scism,
- orgism,
- osam,
- asame,
- nsme,
- inseem,
- ismal,
- owlsm,
- isn'y,
- fiersom,
- iium,
- usimg,
- issye,
- i'em,
- asoum,
- isf,
- inm,
- isof,
- casim,
- rasim,
- isna,
- ethism,
- isaw,
- iso,
- jasam,
- sm,
- issp,
- i'am,
- itwmw,
- isteam,
- isby,
- islom,
- isfor,
- isil,
- msm,
- oxium,
- isg,
- iisd,
- hsmo,
- isl,
- ipsum,
- isze,
- tsim,
- isw,
- ikim,
- uitm,
- thismay,
- sysm,
- assum,
- is4,
- siwm,
- estim,
- itme,
- isno,
- osme
"Ism" in context
Ism is a suffix that is added to the end of a word to convey a belief, practice or philosophy. Examples include words such as capitalism, socialism, and communism. It is derived from the Greek suffix -ismos which means doctrine or belief. Ism is often used to refer to a certain way of thinking, or an idea that a certain group of people believe in.
The term ism first appeared in the English language in the late 1600s. It was originally used in a religious context to refer to specific varieties of religious doctrine, such as Calvinism.
The term ism first appeared in the English language in the late 1600s. It was originally used in a religious context to refer to specific varieties of religious doctrine, such as Calvinism.
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