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Beaf or Beef: Which Is Correct?

"Beaf" is a misspelling of the word "beef." The misspelling "beaf" with an "a" should be corrected to "beef" with an "e" for proper communication.
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Apparant or Apparent: Which Is Correct?

"Apparant" is a misspelling of the word "apparent." The misspelling "apparant" with an "a" should be corrected to "apparent" with an "e" for proper communication.
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Distruction or Destruction: Which Is Correct?

"Distruction" is a misspelling of the word "destruction." The misspelling "distruction" should be corrected to "destruction" with an "e" for proper communication.
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Coment or Comment: Which Is Correct?

"Coment" is a misspelling of the word "comment." The misspelling "coment" with one "m" should be corrected to "comment" with two "m"s for proper communication.
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Entrence or Entrance: Which Is Correct?

"Entrence" is a misspelling of the word "entrance." The misspelling "entrence" with an "e" should be corrected to "entrance" with an "a" for proper communication.
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Discribe or Describe: Which Is Correct?

"Discribe" is a misspelling of the word "describe." The misspelling "discribe" with an "i" should be corrected to "describe" with an "e" for proper communication.
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Disire or Desire: Which Is Correct?

"Disire" is a misspelling of the word "desire." The misspelling "disire" should be corrected to "desire" by replacing the "i" with an "e" between the letters "d" and "s" for proper communication.
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Ignor or Ignore: Which Is Correct?

"Ignor" is a misspelling of the word "ignore." The misspelling "ignor" should be corrected to "ignore" with an "e" at the end for proper communication.
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Juicey or Juicy: Which Is Correct?

"Juicey" is a misspelling of the word "juicy." The misspelling "juicey" with an "e" should be corrected to "juicy" without an "e" for proper communication.