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This is a common English shortened form, also seen in doubtful, needful, spoonful, and dutiful.

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The spelling of "beautiful" with only one "L" is the accepted standard in English. It follows a common pattern in English spelling where the letter "E" at the end of a word can make the preceding vowel sound long, as in "hope" and "hopeful."

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Q: Why do you spell the full in Beautiful with only one L?
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