Synonyms for the phrase on purpose include:
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Synonyms for the adverb purposefully include:
On a related note, it sometimes matters if you use purposely or purposefully because they are not always interchangeable.
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Opposites (antonyms) of the verb precede include:
On a related note, you can’t spell precede as proceed or precede because they are two different words with different meanings.
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Preceed is a common misspelling of precede or proceed (two verbs which have different meanings).
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Synonyms for the adjective caramel (description of color) include:
On a related note, it matters if you spell it carmel or caramel; “carmel” is a common misspelling of this word.
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Synonyms for the idiom out of nowhere include:
On a related note, you always spell “nowhere” as one word (i.e., it matters if you spell it no where or nowhere).
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Synonyms for the adverb nowhere include:
On a related note, it matters if you write it no where or nowhere; you always spell it as one word.
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Ok (more commonly OK or okay) is a word in its own right. It is not short for “okay,” which is simply a different spelling of the same word.
Experts believe that the roots of this word lie in the 19th century initialism “O.K.,” which was short for “oll korrect”—a humorous alteration of the phrase “all correct.”
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Yes, ok is an alternative spelling of the word “OK/okay.” But it is probably best to spell it OK or okay, as these are the most common variants.
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Yes, okay is a word; it is an alternative spelling of the word “OK.”
You can choose to spell it OK or okay, but make sure you’re consistent throughout your text.
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