“Cognisant” and “Cognizant” are both correct spellings. The main difference is British vs. American English. Cognisant = British English spelling; ...

“Wintry” and “Wintery” are both found in English, but wintry is the standard and much more common spelling. Wintry = ...

“Radiuses” and “Radii” are both correct plural forms, but they are used differently. Radiuses the plural of “radius,” commonly used ...

“Deer” is the standard word, while “deers” is generally not used in standard English. Deer a hoofed animal. It is ...

“Rein” and “Reign” are both correct words, but they have different meanings. Rein a strap used to control a horse, ...

“Amid” and “Amidst” are both correct words, and they have the same basic meaning. Amid in the middle of or ...

“Now” and “Laters” are both words, but they have different uses. Now = at the present time or at this ...

“Wetter” and “More wet” are both grammatically possible, but “wetter” is the normal and more natural form. Wetter the comparative ...

“Bachelor” and “Bachelors” are both correct, but they are used differently. Bachelor a person who has not married, or a ...

“Lemon” and “Lime” are both correct words, but they refer to different fruits. Lemon = a yellow citrus fruit with ...