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> Human brains can trivially digest the correct meaning of “irregardless”. It can also understand the meaning of "iregardles", "ireggardless" and "irregardlles
by balfirevic 6y ago
> Human brains can trivially digest the correct meaning of “irregardless”.
It can also understand the meaning of "iregardles", "ireggardless" and "irregardlless". Is that really
a sufficient condition for the word to be considered correct?
- amanaplanacanal 6y agoGiven that the purpose of language is to convey meaning, I'd say yes.
- ryandrake 6y agoif meerly "convaying meening" iz the bar then tihs snentenennce is currect english.
- kmm 6y agoYou'll find that people, even those without formal education in English like me, don't generally write like that. I think just reading and writing a lot makes one's spelling naturally converge to the most common one.