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Use StyleWriter to identify and highlight QUESTIONABLE WORDSStyleWriter will highlight questionable or suspicious words overlooked by your spellchecker.
Standard spellcheckers are plagued with several thousand suspicious words that professional editors routinely identify in documents. Here are a few instances of words recognized by Microsoft Word. Examples: 1. The sae alternative is to tae only the pills suggested b your physician.
2. Yu must also get sufficient ret and dink fluids to rehydrate your body. 3. You may have tines when you should return to your physician if nether the medications nor rest alleviate the illness. 4. Kindly review the brochure, created to provide the pubic additional suggestions on addressing your illness with clinical dugs. StyleWriter highlights the problematic words, giving the following meanings: Questionable: sae—Did you mean: safe, sale, same, sage, sake, stamped-addressed envelope?
Questionable: tae—Did you mean: take, tale, tame, tape, tare? Questionable: b—Did you mean: be, by, b., B, B.? Questionable: Yu—Surname. Did you mean You? Questionable: ret—Did you mean: rest, rent, retired? Questionable: dink—Did you mean: drink? Questionable: tines—Prong or hole. Did you mean: times. Questionable: nether—Did you mean: neither? Questionable: pubic—Did you mean: public? Questionable: dugs—Did you mean: drugs? Tip: The Confused Common category features a detailed checklist of words that can trick a spellchecker. For instance, typing moth instead of month or mouth or tanks instead of thanks. To have StyleWriter check your document for confused and questionable words, you can switch on the Confused Common category.  StyleWriter lets you select categories to identify confused and misused words in your document. Questionable Spellings Common spellcheckers overlook and ignore many questionable words. For example, Microsoft Word accepts:
Strange Words StyleWriter's spellchecker wordlist specifically excludes words (or highlights them as suspect) if they are so rare that readers are unlikely to have seen them before. For example:
Favored Spelling The English language has lots of spelling alternatives. Which of the following variations should you use?
Other Questionable Words StyleWriter also identifies and highlights racist words, vulgar words, and slang words so you can avoid them in your document. |
