Category:Verbs spelled with -ise
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This category is designed to contain, in the first instance, articles on those words listed by Hart's Rules and Burchfield's Fowler as being properly spelled with the termination -ise, rather than the -ize spelling preferred by OED (see -ise - -ize).
- Hart makes the note "The ending -ise is correct when the noun has -is- as part of the stem, e.g. in the syllables -vis- (seeing), -cis- (cutting), -mis- (putting), and is also used for those nouns that do not terminate in -ism, -ization, etc."
- In addition to the verbs in this list, the following nouns are always spelled with '-s-' in Present-day English:
Burchfield also notes that "[the spelling] -ise is also compulsory in a few French loanwords that are pronounced with final '-ease', IPA: /iːz/: chemise, expertise, reprise."
Pages in category "Verbs spelled with -ise"
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