Wikipedia:Lists of common misspellings/E

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For machines – machine-readable version (condensed)

format:

• misspelling (click for Wikipedia search); (correct spelling)

To add an entry to the list, insert a new search entry using the {{search link}} template with the correct spelling in parentheses after the link. For example,

* {{search link|mispelling||ns0|ns14|ns100}} (misspelling)

* {{search link|"mispell"|mispell|ns0|ns14|ns100}} (misspell)

Please do not delete a misspelling from this page just because it generates false positives. A better way of getting rid of false positives is to "unlink" it by removing the {{search link}} template. For example,

* u (you) (huge number of false positives)

By leaving it on the list, it will remind other users why it has not been added, and it can be easily re-tested at a later date.

• eached (each, reached)
• eachother (each other)
• ealier (earlier)
• ealiest (earliest)
• eariler (earlier)
• earing (earing, earning, earring)
• earler (earlier)
• earnt (variant of earned)
• eary (early)
• easiliy (easily)
• easly (early, easily)
• eastermost (easternmost)
• eated (ate, eaten)
• eccessive (excessive)
• ecclectic (eclectic)
• ecclesiatic (ecclesiastic)
• ecclesiatical (ecclesiastical)
• ecclestiastical (ecclesiastical)
• ecidious (deciduous)
• eclectric (eclectic)
• eclispe (eclipse)
• ecomonic (economic)
• ecomony (economy)
• econoımic (economic)
• econoimic (economic)
• ecstacy (ecstasy)
• ect. (et cetera, etc.)
• editior (editor)
• edtion (edition)
• eduction (education, eduction)
• eductional (educational)
• eeked (eked)
• eeking (eking)
• eeks (ekes)
• eeriely (eerily)
• eerieness (eeriness)
• effeciency (efficiency)
• effecient (efficient)
• efficency (efficiency)
• efficent (efficient)
• effulence (effluence)
• efford (effort, afford)
• effords (efforts, affords)
• eg (e.g., egg; results in many false positives)
• eigth (eight, eighth)
• elaborite (elaborate)
• electic (eclectic, electric)
• electon (election, electron)
• electorial (electoral)
• electrial (electrical)
• electricly (electrically)
• electricty (electricity)
• elemantary (elementary)
• eleminated (eliminated)
• eleminating (eliminating)
• eles (eels)
• eletronic (electronic)
• elicided (elicited)
• eligability (eligibility)
• eligable (eligible)
• elimentary (elementary)
• ellusive (elusive)
• elphant (elephant)
• embarass (embarrass)
• embarassed (embarrassed)
• embarassing (embarrassing)
• embarassment (embarrassment)
• embarras (embarrass)
• embarrased (embarrassed)
• embarrasing (embarrassing)
• embarrasment (embarrassment)
• embeded (embedded)
• embelish (embellish)
• embelishment (embellishment)
• embezelled (embezzled)
• eminate (emanate)
• emision (emisión [Spanish], emission)
• emited (emitted)
• emiter (emitter)
• emiting (emitting)
• emition (emission, emotion)
• emitt (emit)
• emmediately (immediately)
• emmense (immense)
• emmigrant (emigrant)
• emmigrated (emigrated)
• emminent (eminent, imminent)
• emminently (eminently)
• emmisaries (emissaries)
• emmisarries (emissaries)
• emmisarry (emissary)
• emmisary (emissary)
• emmision (emission)
• emmission (emission)
• emmited (emitted)
• emmiting (emitting)
• emmitted (emitted)
• emmitting (emitting)
• emnity (enmity)
• empahsis (emphasis)
• empahsize (emphasize)
• empede (impede)
• emperical (empirical)
• emphasise (variant of emphasize)
• emphysyma (emphysema)
• empirial (empirical, imperial)
• employe (old spelling of employee, employee, employ, employer)
• employes (old spelling of employees, employees, employs, employers)
• empound (impound)
• empoundment (impoundment)
• enamoured (acceptable variant of enamored)
• enbankment (embankment)
• enchancement (enhancement)
• encorperate (incorporate)
• encorporate (incorporate)
• encouter (encounter)
• encoutner (encounter)
• encrease (increase)
• encryptiion (encryption)
• encyclopeadia (encyclopaedia, encyclopedia)
• encyclpedia (encyclopaedia, encyclopedia)
• encypher (encypher, encipher)
• endeaver (endeavor, endeavour)
• endeavour (variant of endeavor)
• endevor (endeavor, endeavour)
• endevour (endeavor, endeavour)
• endolithes (endoliths)
• endurace (endurance)
• ened (need)
• enemey (enemy)
• energise (variant of energize)
• engeneer (engineer)
• engeneering (engineering)
• engieneer (engineer)
• engieneers (engineers)
• engineeer (engineer)
• engineeering (engineering)
• enginer (engineer)
• enity (entity)
• enlargment (enlargement)
• Enlish (English, enlist)
• enought (enough)
• enourmous (enormous)
• enourmously (enormously)
• enquire (variant of inquire)
• enquiry (variant of inquiry)
• enrol (British alternative spelling of enroll)
• enrole (enrol, enroll)
• enrolement (enrollment, enrolment)
• enroll (American alternative spelling of enrol)
• enrollment (American alternative spelling of enrolment)
• enrolment (British alternative spelling of enrollment)
• enroute (en route)
• enteprise (enterprise)
• enterance (entrance)
• enterpreneur (entrepreneur)
• enterprize (enterprise, Enterprize [ship name])
• entertainement (entertainment)
• entilted (entitled)
• entited (entitled)
• entites (entities, entitles)
• entrace (entrance)
• entred (entered)
• entrepeneur (entrepreneur)
• entrepeneurial (entrepreneurial)
• entrepeneurs (entrepreneurs)
• entrie (entire, entry)
• enivoriment (environment)
• entitied (entitled)
• enviorment (environment)
• enviormental (environmental)
• enviormentally (environmentally)
• enviorments (environments)
• enviornment (environment)
• enviornmental (environmental)
• enviornmentalist (environmentalist)
• enviornmentally (environmentally)
• enviornments (environments)
• enviroment (environment)
• enviromental (environmental)
• enviromentalist (environmentalist)
• enviromentally (environmentally)
• enviroments (environments)
• envoke (evoke, invoke)
• envolve (evolve, involve)
• enxt (next)
• epicentre (variant of epicenter)
• epiode (episode)
• epitomy (epitome)
• eposide (episode)
• epsiode (episode)
• eptitude (aptitude)
• equalise (variant of equalize)
• equalled (variant of equaled)
• equaly (equally)
• equilavent (equivalent)
• equilibium (equilibrium)
• equilibrum (equilibrium)
• equiped (equipped)
• equippment (equipment)
• equiptment (equipment)
• equitorial (equatorial)
• equivalant (equivalent)
• equivelant (equivalent)
• equivelent (equivalent)
• equivilant (equivalent)
• equivilent (equivalent)
• erally (orally, really)
• eratic (erratic)
• eraticly (erratically)
• erested (arrested, erected)
• erradicate (eradicate)
• errect (erect)
• errode (erode)
• errosion (erosion)
• esctasy (ecstasy)
• esence (essence)
• esential (essential)
• esle (else)
• essencial (essential)
• essense (essence)
• essental (essential)
• essentialy (essentially)
• essentual (essential)
• essesital (essential)
• estabilish (establish)
• establised (established)
• establishement (establishment)
• estalbish (establish)
• ethose (ethos, those)
• ethymology (etymology)
• etnography (ethnography)
• euology (eulogy)
• Euorpe (Europe)
• Euorpean (European)
• euphamism (euphemism)
• Europian (European)
• Europians (Europeans)
• Eurpean (European)
• Eurpoean (European)
• euthanise (variant of euthanize)
• evalution (evaluation, evolution)
• eventualy (eventually)
• eversince (ever since)
• eveyr (every)
• evidentally (evidently)
• exagerate (exaggerate)
• exagerated (exaggerated)
• exagerates (exaggerates)
• exagerating (exaggerating)
• exagerrate (exaggerate)
• exagerrates (exaggerates)
• exagerrating (exaggerating)
• examinate (examine)
• exampt (exempt)
• exasparated (exasperated)
• exaust (exhaust)
• excape (escape)
• excecute (execute)
• excecution (execution)
• excedded (exceeded)
• excede (exceed)
• excelent (excellent)
• excell (excel)
• excellance (excellence)
• excellant (excellent)
• excells (excels)
• excempt (exempt)
• excercise (exercise)
• excrutiating (excruciating)
• execpt (except)
• exelent (excellent)
• exellent (excellent)
• exemple (exemple [French], example [English], [see also "for exemple"])
• exept (except)
• exerbate (exacerbate)
• exerbated (exacerbated)
• exercice (exercise)
• exerpt (excerpt)
• exerternal (external)
• exhalt (exalt)
• exhaltation (exaltation, exhalation)
• exhibtion (exhibition)
• exhilirate (exhilarate)
• exhorbitant (exorbitant)
• exhuast (exhaust)
• exhuberance (exuberance)
• exhuberant (exuberant)
• exibit (exhibit)
• exibition (exhibition)
• exisiting (existing)
• existance (existence)
• existant (existant [French], existent [English])
• exmaple (example)
• exoskelaton (exoskeleton)
• expalin (explain)
• expantion (expansion)
• expecially (especially)
• expeled (expelled)
• expeling (expelling)
• expell (expel)
• expells (expels)
• expence (expense)
• experement (experiment)
• experiance (experience)
• experment (experiment)
• expidite (expedite)
• expirement (experiment)
• explaination (explanation)
• explane (explain)
• explicitely (explicitly)
• explination (explanation)
• exploitate (exploit)
• exploititive (exploitative)
• exscape (escape)
• exsist (exist)
• exsistance (existence)
• exsistence (existence)
• exstensive (extensive)
• extention (extension)
• extered (exerted)
• extincted (extinct, extinguished)
• extint (extinct, extant)
• extraterestrial (extraterrestrial)
• extraterrestial (extraterrestrial)
• extraterrestials (extraterrestrials)
• extravagence (extravagance)
• extravagent (extravagant)
• extremeophile (extremophile)
• extremley (extremely)
• extremly (extremely)
• extrordinarily (extraordinarily)
• extrordinary (extraordinary)
• eyar (year, eyas)
• eyars (years, eyas)
• eyasr (years, eyas)