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Greatly is the correct spelling. Grately is not a real word — it's a common misspelling caused by how the word sounds when spoken quickly. Both words are pronounced almost…

"Encode" is the correct word. "Incode" is not a standard English word — it's usually a spelling mistake made by blending "encode" with the common prefix "in-." The confusion happens…

"Immaculate" is the correct spelling. "Emaculate" is a misspelling and does not appear in standard English dictionaries. The confusion happens because the unstressed first syllable of "immaculate" can sound like…

Across is the correct spelling. Accross, with two c's, is always a misspelling and never appears in standard English. The confusion happens because the word sounds like it should double…

Meeting is the correct spelling for a gathering, appointment, or discussion. Meating is not standard modern English — it's usually just a typo. The confusion happens because both words sound…

Submission is the correct spelling. Submittion is not a real word and doesn't appear in any standard English dictionary. The confusion happens because the verb "submit" ends in "-mit," which…

People type realy far more often than you'd expect, usually because the word is spoken so quickly that the double L disappears in the sound. The confusion is understandable: really…

People mix up dysregulated vs. disregulated because the two words sound almost identical when spoken and share a familiar-looking prefix. One comes from the Greek element dys-, meaning "abnormal" or…