English Spelling and Pronunciation

Exceeded has four 'e's. --- Webster's Second International contains 1,583 words with four "e's". The Scrabble Dictionary contains 1,842. These are from the 2of12 wordlist which contains the most common words. There are 229, or 117 if you remove hyphenated words such as "mise-en-scene": 1 antecedence 2 apprehensiveness 3 bejeweled 4 belligerence 5 beneficence 6 benevolence 7 bereavement 8 ceaselessness 9 centerpiece 10 coelenterate 11 comprehensiveness 12 counterintelligence 13 decelerate 14 deceptiveness 15 defectiveness 16 defenseless 17 defenselessly 18 defenselessness 19 defensiveness 20 deference 21 degenerate 22 degenerative 23 deliberateness 24 dependence 25 desegregate 26 desperateness 27 deterrence 28 disinterestedness 29 heterogeneity 30 heterogeneous 31 heterogeneously 32 hypersensitiveness 33 independence 34 ineffectiveness 35 inexpensiveness 36 inexperience 37 inexperienced 38 interdependence 39 interdependent 40 interdependently 41 interference 42 irreverence 43 levelheaded 44 levelheadedness 45 mesdemoiselles 46 nervelessness 47 nevertheless 48 noninterference 49 overdependent 50 overexercise 51 overextended 52 overgeneralize 53 oversensitiveness 54 peacekeeper 55 perceptiveness 56 perseverance 57 persevere 58 perverseness 59 preadolescence 60 precedence 61 predecease 62 predetermine 63 predetermined 64 predeterminer 65 preference 66 prepubescence 67 receptiveness 68 recommencement 69 recrudescence 70 redetermine 71 redevelopment 72 reemergence 73 reference 74 regenerate 75 regenerative 76 relentlessness 77 remorselessness 78 repetitiveness 79 repleteness 80 reprehensible 81 representative 82 reservedness 83 resettlement 84 resplendence 85 retentiveness 86 reverberate 87 reverence 88 secretiveness 89 semipermeable 90 senescence 91 senselessness 92 sereneness 93 severeness 94 superintendence 95 teleconference 96 teleconferencing 97 telemarketer 98 telemeter 99 teletypewriter 100 temperateness 101 tenderhearted 102 tenderheartedly 103 tenderheartedness 104 underdeveloped 105 underdevelopment 106 underrepresented 107 unexpectedness 108 unprecedented 109 unprecedentedly 110 unregenerate 111 unremembered 112 unrepresentative 113 unrepresented 114 vehemence 115 venturesomeness 116 wheresoever 117 wholeheartedness

You spelt the word right, "D-I-G-E-S-T-I-O-N". However, if you mean pronunciation, it is pronounced as "Digeschun".

There are several hundred adjectives ended in E that can form an LY adverb. --- abortively abrasively absolutely abstractively abstrusely abusively accommodately accurately accusatively acquisitively actively acutely adaptively adequately adhesively adjectively adjunctively administratively adversely affectionately affectively affirmatively afflictively aggregately aggressively agilely alliteratively allusively alternately alternatively antiquely appellatively appositely appositively appreciatively apprehensively appropriately approximately argumentatively articulately assertively astutely attentively attractively attributively austerely authoritatively averagely aversely barely basely bellicosely bizarrely blithely bluely bravely brittlely brusquely causatively chastely choicely circumscriptively circumspectively clandestinely closely coactively coarsely cognitively cohesively collectively collusively combatively comely commensurately comparatively compassionately competitively 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That is the correct spelling of "despise" (to hate).

The US spelling is hemorrhoids. The original UK spelling is haemorrhoids.

There is no such single word as breakroom - therefore, it should be spelt as two words.

Arrange ( as in to order something) is spelt correctly!

Anytime is the correct spelling of the adverb. It may correctly appear as two words where time is a noun and any is an adjective. We can go anytime. The house could collapse at any time.

I'm going with WebExes.

Alternate spellings for Mellisa are Malissa and Melisa.

Experts.

You just spelled it!

The possessive form of the singular noun lady is lady's. Example: What is the lady's name?

The correct spelling of this word, which is borrowed directly from French, is hors d'oeuvres.

Two words utilizing the "eo" to represent an explicit long "e" sound are people and theory - although, depending on the speaker, the "eo" in theory may sound less like thEE-rEE and more like thEE-u-rEE. Examples of other words utilizing the "eo" where the "e" is long but the "o" acts as a second syllable include neon (nEE-AHn), rodeo (rOH-dEE-OH) and eon (EE-AHn).

That's good.

You've spelled the common saying "after all" correctly in the question: it is, indeed, a two word phrase. If you were instead asking about the contemporary art publication Afterall, it would, then, be only one word.

You have succeeded in spelling it correctly! succeeded

Ta Toi would be pronounced as - Tah Twa - thanks :)

As a general rule, "a" is used when the first sound (not letter) in a word is a consonant. "An" is used when the first sound (not letter) is a vowel. "Uniform" is pronounced /ˈjuːnɪfɔːm/ or /ˈjunəfɔrm/, the first sound being /j/, (sounds like the 'y' in the words "you" or "yes"), which is a consonant. The rule has to do with the sound of the word and not the written form of the word. If the following word has the initial sound of a consonant then "a" is used. If the initial sound of the following word is a vowel then "an" is used. This rule results in a slight difference in usage in Britain and the USA.

ci,ti,ch,sc According to George Bernard Shaw there are 13 spellings for the 'sh' sound. shoe sugar ocean issue nation schist pshaw suspicion nauseous conscious chaperone mansion fuchsia

singor Signor is the Italian word, I believe, for Sir - or Senor. In French - Monsieur. I think this is the word you mean.

The plural form of beauty is beauties.

The word is spelling "klutz". It's a Yiddish word meaning inept, or clumsy.

Tuna has a long "oo" sound, as in smooth, tune, spoon, and rule. Book has a short "oo" sound, as in foot and look.