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An unusual odor, such as a strange chemical smell, could be a possible indicator of a suspicious letter or package. Other signs include excessive postage, misspelled words or addresses, and unexpected or unfamiliar senders.
Possible indicators of a suspicious letter or package include unusual or excessive postage, no return address, or misspellings of common words. Additionally, if the package has a strange odor, is excessively heavy for its size, or is addressed to someone who no longer works at the location, it may raise concerns. Always exercise caution and report any suspicious items to the appropriate authorities.
I think their is no misspelled words.
Will you read over my report to be sure nothing is misspelled?Sure a few words were misspelled, but the kindergartner's Mother's Day card was beautiful.He won't get the job if several words are misspelled on his application.She was eliminated from the contest after he misspelled a very unusual word.He received the letter even though his name was misspelled.
The Esperanto words for suspected and suspicious are suspektita and suspektema.
Some words are misspelled, misnamed, mislead, and misplaced.
Some commonly misspelled words are weird, weather, vacuum, tyranny, sergeant, and schedule. To see a list of more misspelled words, go to http://www.yourdictionary.com/library/misspelled.html
I think it's 'spell'.
The words in the dictionary are not misspelled. Dictionaries are thoroughly checked by multiple experts in spelling, usage, and grammar.
Only one word was misspelled in the 1996 Webster Dictionary.i.e. There was only one entry for misspelled. All the other words were spelled differently.
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