The only correct spelling is "consensus"; "concensus" with two Cs is a misspelling. "Consensus" refers to a general agreement or widespread acceptance among a group of people regarding a particular issue, decision, or idea.

"Skiied" is a misspelling of "skied," the past tense and past participle form of the verb "ski." Skiing is a winter sport or recreational activity

"Lawer" is a misspelling of "lawyer," who is a professional who practices law and provides legal advice, representation, and advocacy to clients.

"Posess" is a misspelling of "possess," which is a verb that means to have or own something, to hold or control it, or to have a certain quality or characteristic.

"Seperated" is a misspelling of "separated," which means to set apart, divide, or detach two or more things from each other.

"Soluting" is a misspelling of "saluting," which means to show respect, honor, or recognition to someone

"Consistant" is a misspelling of "consistent," which is an adjective that describes something that is constant, unchanging, or uniform in its behavior, quality, or appearance.

"Cyphering" is the British spelling of the American word "ciphering," which refers to the act of putting a message into a secret code or performing mathematical calculations.

"Denotated" is a misspelling of "denoted," which means to indicate or represent something explicitly or to be a sign or symbol for something.