Webster uses centre as the British or French equivalent to center in American English. Dictionaries will tend to include two varied spelling of one word that enters common speech like colour or color.
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In addition to 'center' you can spell it like 'centre'
In French center is spelled centre. In American English you spell center with er not re. In British English it is spelled centre.
Center in US English and Centre in British English.
La centre d'amusemente.
Canadian= centre USA= center or vise versa im nor sure which
The Ontario Science Center in French is spelled "Le Centre des sciences de l'Ontario".
You have it spelled correctly. For the definition, check the related link below. The definition is from Marrian-Webster dictionary.
The current culture has adopted the word 'kindergartner' without the extra E you would use in 'Kindergarten'. Webster's dictionary supports this, while the Free Dictionary says you can use either interchangeably.
In British English, "center" is spelled as "centre". "Data" is spelled the same.
Merriam-Webster's Official Scrabble Players Dictionary lists orality as a playable Scrabble word. It means to be produced orally.