| 单词 | orthographic |
| 释义 | orthographic (once / 109439 pages) adj Something related to orthography — the conventional spellings of a language — can be described as orthographic. Orthographic comes from the Greek roots ortho, meaning correct, and graphos, meaning writing. You have made several orthographic errors if you write "alot of peeple came two the skool." The spelling of "a lot," "people," "to," and "school" are all incorrect. If you tend to spell this way, it's possible that you have an orthographic processing problem, or trouble visualizing the correct patterns for spelling words, which can also affect how well you can read. English has so many odd spellings that almost everyone makes the occasional orthographic mistake. WORD FAMILYorthographic: orthographically+/orthography: orthographic, orthographies USAGE EXAMPLESAmong the more curious results — tsk, tsk, “Massachusetts”-searching Massachusettsans — was Hawaii, where the chief orthographic concern of island residents was not “Alaska” but “boutineer.” Seattle Times(May 28, 2016) Their ambitions of orthographic engineering are likely to be frustrated. Time(Feb 17, 2016) America is being engulfed by a rising tide of moronic spelling and goofy punctuation and general orthographic mayhem. Wall Street Journal(Aug 13, 2015) adj of or relating to or expressed in orthography |
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