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Dis vs. diss
The wors meaning to disrespect or an instance of disrespect is spelled both ways.
Annex vs. annexe
The verb is spelled annex everywhere. The noun is sometimes spelled annexe in British English.
Adviser vs. Advisor – Which Is Correct?
Adviser is preferred throughout the English-speaking world, but advisor is fairly common and is not a misspelling. The words are interchangeable.
Caddie vs. caddy
Caddie = a golfer’s attendant. Caddy = a container used for holding key. But the second is an accepted variant of the first.
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Check vs. Cheque – Difference & Definition
For a written bank order, check is the U.S. spelling; cheque is preferred everywhere else. Check is used everywhere for senses unrelated to banking.
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Cooperate or Co-Operate – What’s the Difference?
Cooperate in the U.S.; co-operate everywhere else.
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Warrantee vs. warranty
Warranty: a guarantee covering a product. Warrantee: someone to whom a warranty is given.