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Meanings of orthography in English
Synonyms
Examples for "writing system"
Examples for "writing system"
1
No actual writing system employs one strategy exclusively.
2
A whole new writing system -unbelievablestuff.
3
Elm is a combination mailbox and letter- writing system that uses menus to help you navigate through mail.
4
But I suspect, if we knew it well enough, we could record this conversation in the heptapod writing system.
5
Given a writing system that works well for one language, how do you devise a system for a different language?
Usage of orthography in English
1
It was all in the spirit of fun and of course, orthography.
2
The new generation is more proficient in video games than in orthography.
3
If one is deficient in orthography, the composition will betray this fault.
4
Some of the scholars really shouted at this new style of orthography.
5
They wrote spontaneously, and often with reckless disregard of grammar and orthography.
6
But no one discovered that any liberties had been taken with orthography.
7
This was, most likely, the true orthography of the Indian adventurer's name.
8
Why else should he question me about the orthography of that name?
9
He read it through, thinking how admirably consistent were the style and orthography.
10
A word as to the orthography of the names and places.
11
In the following extracts, this word appears under a different orthography.
12
The trouble with him is that he attacked orthography at the wrong end.
13
Borrowings from other languages have added to the uncertainties of orthography and gender.
14
The pillars of state of English orthography at least seemed destined to totter.
15
This non-Bonaparte orthography touched the King and he began to smile.
16
Orthodoxy and orthography are by no means inseparable, as the following letter proves.
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Orthography through the time
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United Kingdom
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