99% Of Americans Can't Spell These Words Without A Spell Checker

Dane Kiddie, Which word are you referring to? I don't recall seeing any British vs American spelling conflicts.

Pat Askew, The original word was spelled "minuscule". "Miniscule" is becoming acceptable because so many people MISSPELL "minuscule" that way. Language changes with usage. That's why "irregardless" is considered to be a real word, even though its meaning is the same as "regardless". Like "miniscule", "irregardless" is considered poor form by language purists because of its literal, double-negative meaning, but constant (mis)usage dictates it be included in the dictionary.

Gail Cusack, The original word was spelled "minuscule". "Miniscule" is becoming acceptable because so many people misspell "minuscule" that way. Language changes with usage. That's why "irregardless" is considered to be a real word, even though its meaning is the same as "regardless". "Irregardless is considered poor form by language purists because of its literal, double-negative meaning, but constant (mis)usage dictates it be included in the dictionary.

Johnny Rock, The spelling miniscule instead of minuscule is considered widely to be an error.

Gail Cusack, Miniscule is a common misspelling.

Pat Askew, Sorry, no miniscule is a common misspelling.

Miniscule minuscule both acceptable. 21/21 thanks for answers

20/21...thanks for the answers..

Miniscule and minuscule are both correct.

Thanks for the answers!

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One of the answers is wrong. They marked the correct spelling for miniscule as wrong. Which means I got one more right than it said.

Bummer. Missed one because I rushed and missed one because I was wrong. Thanks for including the answers.

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