What everyday words are hard to spell?

Pre-College Topics High School Life
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<p>i agree with scissors and i can’t ever get kindergarten</p>

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<p>believe is unbelievably hard to spell :)</p>

<p>sometimes i just have off-days where i can’t spell -ie words and other days where I can’t spell long words.</p>

<p>I find it hard to believe I won so many spelling bees as a child.</p>

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<p>kindergarden… i mean kindergarten. grrrrrr</p>

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<p>judgment (is it judgment or judgement?!)</p>

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<p>physical</p>

<p>psychological</p>

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<p>They were trying to figure out why they couldn’t spell. I have found that so many more people are dyslexic than most people realize. It has also been found that ones ability to spell has no reflection on their intelligence.</p>

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<p>privilege… haha idk why I put a d in there most of the time… same with refrigerator…</p>

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<p>I have definite issues with definitely (but my laptop is now doing spell checker everywhere so I’m fine)
Aggressor proved problematic when I had to use it about 4 times in one exam, although I rarely use it otherwise
Disappointment is the worst I think. Always want to do 2 Ss and 1 P</p>

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<p>occurred… I always have doubts about this one</p>

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<p>Spelling is sort of intuitive for me, it just irritates me when I detect a misspelled word.
However, I had problems with “recieve” and “receive” for a while.
Same with judgement and judgment, which are two different things, apparently…(legal vs non-legal)</p>

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<p>I can’t spell “liqueur” or “unnecessary” without looking them up.</p>

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<p>scissors
definately
definetly
definitely</p>

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<p>Let’s just bump this after almost 6 years, shall we?</p>

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<p>Yeah…I really don’t understand how people find these without trying.</p>

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<p>^I guess from the advanced search function, or from a Google search. I’ve actually unintentionally found several threads on here from 2006-2007 just by doing a quick Google search (When I type the title of this thread into Google, this thread is the 2nd result), so I’m guessing that that’s how the person who bumped this thread found it.</p>

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<p>Sometimes I still write separate as seperate.</p>

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<p>I’m ashamed to say that I’m one of those people who instinctively types “your” instead of “you’re”… I’m not stupid, I promise…</p>