audience
Common misspellings:
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- auduence (0.3%)
- audiance (53.4%)
- auidience (0.4%)
- audance (0.3%)
- audicene (0.2%)
- aduidence (0.2%)
- auidance (0.1%)
- audiene (0.6%)
- sudience (0.2%)
- aduidance (0.2%)
- audiunce (0.1%)
- audiencce (0.2%)
- audienece (0.2%)
- audinece (1.9%)
- audaince (0.2%)
- adudience (0.3%)
- aduince (0.2%)
- audeance (0.6%)
- audeince (4.9%)
- abudence (0.1%)
- audeience (0.2%)
- audienced (0.1%)
- audienc (0.2%)
- auideince (0.2%)
- aduience (2.1%)
- adience (1.7%)
- audeicnce (0.1%)
- addices (0.3%)
- audenience (0.2%)
- adiance (0.5%)
- audinbece (0.2%)
- audence (4.8%)
- auidence (10.5%)
- audince (8.5%)
- gudience (0.1%)
- auduance (0.2%)
- audicence (0.5%)
- adeience (0.3%)
- auidnce (0.2%)
- addience (0.2%)
- audionce (0.1%)
- addiance (0.3%)
- audenice (0.3%)
- audiecne (0.3%)
- audice (0.2%)
- audeiance (0.2%)
- audiounce (0.2%)
- audieance (0.2%)
- auduience (0.2%)
- audiece (1.2%)
- aducience (0.2%)
- aundience (0.3%)
- audinec (0.3%)
- audidence (0.2%)
- adeance (0.1%)
- adence (0.3%)
- audieince (0.2%)
- audionece (0.1%)
- expectator (0.1%)
Usage examples for audience:
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I do not think there is anything I dislike more than standing up to address a village audience on the politics of the day.
"A Cotswold Village" – J. Arthur Gibbs -
There was a chap on who was one of those men who can never let well enough alone; if he said or did anything that the audience laughed at, he would immediately say or do it right over again.
"Continuous Vaudeville" – Will M. Cressy
