addition
Common misspellings:
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- addistion (0.5%)
- addation (0.6%)
- adition (8.7%)
- additon (33.2%)
- addiotion (0.1%)
- addtional (0.1%)
- addional (0.0%)
- adddition (1.0%)
- addision (0.6%)
- attion (0.0%)
- additiuon (0.1%)
- additona (0.1%)
- addtiona (0.0%)
- additition (0.3%)
- additaionl (0.1%)
- additionals (0.0%)
- addiion (0.4%)
- additiona (1.5%)
- additoin (1.5%)
- addidtion (1.3%)
- additiion (0.8%)
- additonal (0.1%)
- addittion (3.2%)
- addtion (35.4%)
- addtition (1.3%)
- addiotn (0.1%)
- aaddition (0.1%)
- additoan (0.0%)
- addntion (0.1%)
- additioin (0.1%)
- additiaonl (0.1%)
- additin (1.0%)
- addiiton (2.4%)
- addiition (0.2%)
- adidtion (0.1%)
- additio (0.1%)
- addtiion (0.5%)
- assition (0.2%)
- additial (0.0%)
- adittion (1.6%)
- additionk (0.1%)
- addetion (0.1%)
- additino (0.1%)
- additioning (0.0%)
- addion (0.2%)
- addiditon (0.2%)
- ddition (0.1%)
- attition (0.1%)
- addmition (0.0%)
- addcition (0.0%)
- adiition (0.1%)
- addiktion (0.0%)
- addeition (0.1%)
- additionand (0.1%)
- additoon (0.1%)
- addtiotn (0.1%)
- audiation (0.1%)
- ordition (0.0%)
- sddition (0.2%)
Usage examples for addition:
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And in addition as you have seen, they lived apart and took their food apart.
"The History of London" – Walter Besant -
That " as" is a delicate addition
"The Expositor's Bible: Colossians and Philemon" – Alexander Maclaren -
The arch, of course, is an addition
"Walks in Rome" – Augustus J.C. Hare -
He had had all the advantages that money could give and in addition was naturally refined and handsome.
"Sisters" – Ada Cambridge
