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Spell Check of abandonment
Correct spelling: abandonment
Common misspellings :
- abandoment — 39%
- abandonement — 30%
- abondonment — 11%
- abadonment — 5%
- abbandonment — 5%
- adbandament — 4%
- adbandonment — 3%
- abadoment — 3%
Definition of abandonment :
Usage examples “abandonment” :
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— “Sound Military Decision”, U.s. Naval War CollegeWith the march of events, he is, therefore, constantly critical to detect whether variations from the original situation are in accordance with his design or whether these variations have introduced new incentives which demand modification or alteration of his plan, or its complete abandonment.
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— “The Tenants of Malory Volume 1 of 3”, Joseph Sheridan Le FanuIts contemplation is the unconscious abandonment of the mind to sentiment, and once excite tenderness and melancholy, and the transition to love is easy upon small provocations.
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— “The Complete Project Gutenberg Works of George Meredith”, George MeredithHe laughed with unnecessary abandonment.
