"Imformation" is an incorrect spelling of the word "information." "Information" means knowledge or details about something. It's what helps you learn, decide, or understand things better.

"Accussed" is an incorrect spelling of the word "accused." "Accused" is used to describe someone who has been officially charged with doing something wrong, especially a crime.

"Senoir" is an incorrect spelling of the word "senior." "Senior" means someone older, more experienced, or holding a higher position in a group, like at work, school, or in a team.

"Recipies" is an incorrect spelling of the word "recipes." "Recipes" is the plural form of "recipe," which means a set of step-by-step instructions that tell you how to cook a specific dish.

"Vigilence" is an incorrect spelling of the word "vigilance." "Vigilance" means being watchful and alert to prevent problems or dangers.

"Speachless" is an incorrect spelling of the word "speechless." "Speechless" means being unable to speak, often because of strong emotions like surprise or awe.

"Openning" is an incorrect spelling of the word "opening." "Opening" can refer to a hole or start, like the opening of a door or the beginning of an event. It can also mean an opportunity, such as a job opening. In performances, it's the first part, like the opening scene in a play.

"Practicle" is an incorrect spelling of the word "practical." "Practical" means related to real-world use or application, focusing on what works in practical situations rather than just theory. It's about things that are functional and can be put into action in everyday life.

What is the difference between totaled and totalled? "Totaled" is the American English spelling, while "totalled" is the British English spelling. Both words refer to the loss of value of something, particularly vehicles in accidents, or is the past tense of the word "total."