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Check Spelling

Check spelling refers to the act of verifying the correctness of the words used in a piece of writing.

Part of Speech: Verb

Sense: To review and correct the spelling of words in a document.

Usage: When writing an important email, make sure to check spelling to avoid any embarrassing mistakes.

Example sentence: Before submitting the essay, I always use a spell checker to check the spelling of my words.

Part of Speech: Noun

Sense: A feature in software or applications that verifies and suggests correct spellings.

Usage: The word processing software has an advanced check spelling feature to ensure error-free writing.

Example sentence: I love using this note-taking app because it has an excellent check spelling tool.

Part of Speech: Adjective

Sense: Popular or widely used in verifying correct spellings.

Usage: The check spelling function in the word processor is a popular tool among writers and editors.

Example sentence: The check spelling option in this browser extension is a highly recommended tool.

Part of Speech: Adverb

Sense: In the manner of reviewing and correcting spellings.

Usage: The author diligently proofread the manuscript, checking spelling relentlessly.

Example sentence: She meticulously revised her assignments, checking spelling carefully.

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