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Write It Right. A Little Blacklist of Literary Faults
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Автор: |
Bierce Ambrose
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Жанр: | лингвистика |
Описание: | The Project Gutenberg EBook of Write It Right, by Ambrose Bierce |
Издание: | 1909 г. |
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Aims and the Plan
- The Blacklist
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A for An
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Action for Act
- Admission for Admittance
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Admit for Confess
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Adopt
- Advisedly for Advertently, Intentionally
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Afford
- Afraid
- Afterwards for Afterward
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Aggravate for Irritate
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All of
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Alleged
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Allow for Permit
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Allude to for Mention
- And so, And yet
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And which, And who
- Antecedents for Personal History
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Anticipate for Expect
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Anxious for Eager
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Appreciate for Highly Value
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Approach
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Appropriated for Took
- Approve of for Approve
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Apt for Likely
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Around for About
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Article
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As for That, or If
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As – as for So – as
- As for for As to
- At Auction for by Auction
- At for By
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Attain for Accomplish
- Authoress
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Avocation for Vocation
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Avoid for Avert
- Avoirdupois for Weight
- Back of for Behind, At the Back of
- Backwards for Backward
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Badly for Bad
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Balance for Remainder
- Banquet
- Bar for Bend
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Because for For
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Bet for Betted
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Body for Trunk
- Bogus for Counterfeit, or False
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Both
- Both alike
- Brainy
- Bug for Beetle, or for anything
- Business for Right
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Build for Make
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But
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But what
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By for Of
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Calculated for Likely
- Can for May
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Candidate for Aspirant
- Cannot for Can
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Capable
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Capacity for Ability
- Casket for Coffin
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Casualties for Losses in Battle
- Chance for Opportunity
- Chin Whiskers
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Chivalrous
- Citizen for Civilian
- Claim for Affirm
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Clever for Obliging
- Climb down
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Coat for Coating
- Collateral Descendant
- Colonel, Judge, Governor, etc ., for Mister
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Combine for Combination
- Commence for Begin
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Commencement for Termination
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Commit Suicide
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Compare with for Compare to
- Complected
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Conclude for Decide
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Connection
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Conscious for Aware
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Consent for Assent
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Conservative for Moderate
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Continually and Continuously
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Convoy for Escort
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Couple for Two
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Created for First Performed
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Critically for Seriously
- Criticise for Condemn, or Disparage
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Cunning for Amusing
- Curious for Odd, or Singular
- Custom for Habit
- Decease for Die
- Decidedly for Very, or Certainly
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Declared for Said
- Defalcation for Default
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Definitely for Definitively
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Deliver
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Demean for Debase or Degrade
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Demise for Death
- Democracy for Democratic Party
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Depot for Station
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Deprivation for Privation
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Dilapidated for Ruined
- Directly for Immediately
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Dirt for Earth, Soil, or Gravel
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Distinctly for Distinctively
- Donate for Give
- Doubtlessly
- Dress for Gown
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Each Other for One Another
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Edify for Please, or Entertain
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Electrocution
- Empty for Vacant
- Employe
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Endorse for Approve
- Endways
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Entitled for Authorized, Privileged
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Episode for Occurrence, Event, etc
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Equally as for Equally
- Equivalent for Equal
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Essential for Necessary
- Even for Exact
- Every for Entire, Full
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Every for Ever
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Ex
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Example for Problem
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Excessively for Exceedingly
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Executed
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Executive for Secret
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Expect for Believe, or Suppose
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Expectorate for Spit
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Experience for Suffer, or Undergo
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Extend for Proffer
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Fail
- Favor for Resemble
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Feel of for Feel
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Feminine for Female
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Fetch for Bring
- Finances for Wealth, or Pecuniary Resources
- Financial for Pecuniary
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Firstly
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Fix
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Forebears for Ancestors
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Forecasted
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Former and Latter
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Funeral Obsequies
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Fully for Definitively, or Finally
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Funds for Money
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Furnish for Provide, or Supply
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Generally for Usually
- Gent for Gentleman
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Genteel
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Gentleman
- Genuine for Authentic, or Veritable
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Given
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Goatee
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Got Married for Married
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Gotten for Got
- Graduated for Was Graduated
- Gratuitous for Unwarranted
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Grueling
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Gubernatorial
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Had Better for Would Better
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Hail for Come
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Have Got for Have
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Head over Heels
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Healthy for Wholesome
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Helpmeet for Helpmate
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Hereafter for Henceforth
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Honeymoon
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Horseflesh for Horses
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Humans as a Noun
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Hung for Hanged
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Hurry for Haste and Hasten
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Hurt for Harm
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Idea for Thought, Purpose, Expectation, etc
- Identified with
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Ilk for Kind
- Illy for Ill
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Imaginary Line
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In for Into
- Inaugurate for Begin, Establish, etc
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Incumbent for Obligatory
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Individual
- Indorse
- Insane Asylum
- In Spite of
- Inside of
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Insignificant for Trivial, or Small
- Insoluble for Unsolvable
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Inst., Prox., Ult.
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Integrity for Honesty
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Involve for Entail
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It for So
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Item for Brief Article
- Jackies for Sailors
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Jeopardize for Imperil, or Endanger
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Juncture
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Just Exactly
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Juvenile for Child
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Kind of a for Kind of
- Landed Estate for Property in Land
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Last and Past
- Later on
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Laundry
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Lay ( to place ) for Lie ( to recline )
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Leading Question
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Lease
- Leave for Go away
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Leave for Let
- Lengthways for Lengthwise
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Lengthy
- Leniency for Lenity
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Less for Fewer
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Limited for Small, Inadequate, etc
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Liable for Likely
- Like for As, or As if
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Likely for Probably
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Line for Kind, or Class
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Literally for Figuratively
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Loan for Lend
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Locate
- Lots, or a Lot, for Much, or Many
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Love for Like
- Lunch for Luncheon
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Mad for Angry
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Maintain for Contend
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Majority for Plurality
- Make for Earn
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Mansion for Dwelling, or House
- Masculine for Male
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Mend for Repair
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Meet for Meeting
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Militate
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Mind for Obey
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Minus for Lacking, or Without
- Mistaken for Mistake
- Monarch for King, Emperor, or Sovereign
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Moneyed for Wealthy
- Most for Almost
- Moved for Removed
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Mutual
- Name for Title and Name
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Necessaries for Means
- Necessities for Necessaries
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Nee
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Negotiate
- Neither – or for Neither – nor
- New Beginner for Beginner
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Nice for Good, or Agreeable
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Noise for Sound
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None
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No Use
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Novel for Romance
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Numerous for Many
- Obnoxious for Offensive
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Occasion for Induce, or Cause
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Occasional Poems
- Of Any for Of All
- Offhanded and Offhandedly
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On the Street
- One Another for Each Other
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Only
- Opine for Think
- Opposite for Contrary
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Or for Nor
- Ordinarily for Usually
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Ovation
- Over for About, In, or Concerning
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Over for More than
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Over for On
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Over with
- Outside of
- Pair for Pairs
- Pants for Trousers
- Partially for Partly
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Party for Person
- Patron for Customer
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Pay for Give, Make, etc
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Pay
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Peek for Peep
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Peculiar for Odd, or Unusual
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People for Persons
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Per
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Perpetually for Continually
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Phenomenal for Extraordinary, or Surprising
- Plead ( pronounced "pled" ) for Pleaded
- Plenty for Plentiful
- Poetess
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Poetry for Verse
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Point Blank
- Poisonous for Venomous
- Politics
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Possess for Have
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Practically for Virtually
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Predicate for Found, or Base
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Prejudice for Prepossession
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Preparedness for Readiness
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Preside
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Pretend for Profess
- Preventative for Preventive
- Previous for Previously
- Prior to for Before
- Propose for Purpose, or Intend
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Proposition for Proposal
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Proportions for Dimensions
- Proven for Proved
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Proverbial for Familiar
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Quit for Cease, Stop
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Quite
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Raise for Bring up, Grow, Breed, etc
- Real for Really, or Very
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Realize for Conceive, or Comprehend
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Recollect for Remember
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Redeem for Retrieve
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Redound for Conduce
- Refused
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Regular for Natural, or Customary
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Reliable for Trusty, or Trustworthy
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Remit for Send
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Rendition for Interpretation, or Performance
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Reportorial
- Repudiate for Deny
- Reside for Live
- Residence for Dwelling, or House
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Respect for Way, or Matter
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Respective
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Responsible
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Restive for Restless
- Retire for Go to Bed
- Rev. for The Rev
- Reverence for Revere
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Ride for Drive
- Roomer for Lodger
- Round for About
- Ruination for Ruin
- Run for Manage, or Conduct
- Say for Voice
- Scholar for Student, or Pupil
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Score for Win, Obtain, etc
- Second-handed for Second-hand
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Secure for Procure
- Seldom ever
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Self-confessed
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Sensation for Emotion
- Sense for Smell
- Set for Sit
- Settee for Settle
- Settle for Pay
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Shades for Shade
- Show for Chance, or Opportunity
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Sick for Ill
- Side for Agree, or Stand
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Sideburns for Burnsides
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Side-hill for Hillside
- Sideways for Sidewise
- Since for Ago
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Smart for Bright, or Able
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Snap for Period ( of time ) or Spell
- So – as
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So for True
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Solemnize
- Some for Somewhat
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Soon for Willingly
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Space for Period
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Spend for Pass
- Square for Block
- Squirt for Spurt
- Stand and Stand for for Endure
- Standpoint for Point of View, or Viewpoint
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State for Say
- Still Continue
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Stock
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Stop for Stay
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Stunt
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Subsequent for Later, or Succeeding
- Substantiate for Prove
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Success
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Such Another for Another Such
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Such for So
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Suicide
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Supererogation
- Sure for Surely
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Survive for Live, or Persist
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Sustain for Incur
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Talented for Gifted
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Tantamount for Equivalent
- Tasty for Tasteful
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Tear Down for Pull Down
- Than Whom
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The
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The Following
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The Same
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Then as an Adjective
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Those Kind for That Kind
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Though for If
- Thrifty for Thriving
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Through for Done
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To
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To for At
- Total
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Transaction for Action, or Incident
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Transpire for Occur, Happen, etc
- Trifling for Trivial
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Trust for Wealthy Corporation
- Try an Experiment
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Try and for Try to
- Ugly for Ill-natured, Quarrelsome
- Under-handed and Under-handedly for Under-hand
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Unique
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United States as a Singular Noun
- Unkempt for Disordered, Untidy, etc
- Use for Treat
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Utter for Absolute, Entire, etc
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Various for Several
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Ventilate for Express, Disclose, etc
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Verbal for Oral
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Vest for Waistcoat
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Vicinity for Vicinage, or Neighborhood
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View of
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Vulgar for Immodest, Indecent
- Way for Away
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Ways for Way
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Wed for Wedded
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Well
- Wet for Wetted
- Where for When
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Which for That
- Whip for Chastise, or Defeat
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Whiskers for Beard
- Who for Whom
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Whom for Who
- Widow Woman
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Will and Shall
- Win out
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Win for Won
- Without for Unless
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Witness for See
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Would-be
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