Appreciate vs Apriciate
Shows why “appreciate” is correct while “apriciate” is always wrong.
apriciate
Incorrect spelling - Apriciate is a phonetic misspelling with wrong vowel sounds.
"apriciate" is a common misspelling of "appreciate". Always use "appreciate" when referring to the correct word.
appreciate
Correct spelling - The proper way to spell this word.
Appreciate means to value, acknowledge, or be grateful for something.
Definition of appreciate
"appreciate": Appreciate means to value, acknowledge, or be grateful for something.
This word is commonly used in everyday conversation and writing.
Synonyms for appreciate
- • value
- • acknowledge
- • admire
Usage Examples
"Correct:" I really appreciate your help.
"Correct:" They appreciate the support.
"Correct:" We greatly appreciate the gesture.
"Correct:" I appreciate your honesty.
"Incorrect:" I apriciate your help.
"Incorrect:" They apriciate the support.
Notes:
- • Spell it: ap-pre-ci-ate.
- • The ‘pre’ and ‘ci’ are important vowel parts.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Correct spelling?
A: Appreciate.
Q: Is 'apriciate' correct?
A: No.
Q: Meaning of appreciate?
A: To value or be grateful.
Q: Example?
A: I appreciate your help.
Q: Tip?
A: Remember 'preci' like 'precious' — both relate to value.
Summary
""Appreciate" is correct; 'apriciate' is a vowel-mistake spelling often caused by pronunciation confusion."