by Kate Asbury Larkin
Supposedly vs. supposeably
Supposeably* is not a word; the word is supposedly. #forthelove
What are some other “words” people say that really aren’t words and/or do not mean what they intend for them to mean?
*And for those who delight in proving me wrong, supposeably is actually a word (meaning capable of being supposed, imagined or considered), but that isn’t what those who use it are referring to, so they need to stop saying it and use supposedly, which is what they mean. #sothere
Loving these! Please do then vs. than and veracity vs. voracity
Me too! I especially loved the one on I vs. me. SO many people get that wrong (which drives me crazy), including my pastor on Sunday!
Another mispronounced word is undoubtedly. It is not undoubtibly!