Correspondent or Corespondent
Understand why “correspondent” is correct and “corespondent” is incorrect.
corespondent
Incorrect spelling - “Corespondent” is missing an 'r' and is incorrect.
"corespondent" is a common misspelling of "correspondent". Always use "correspondent" when referring to the correct word.
correspondent
Correct spelling - The proper way to spell this word.
“Correspondent” refers to a person reporting news or writing letters.
Definition of correspondent
"correspondent": “Correspondent” refers to a person reporting news or writing letters.
This word is commonly used in everyday conversation and writing.
Synonyms for correspondent
- • reporter
- • journalist
- • messenger
Usage Examples
"Correct:" The correspondent filed reports daily.
"Correct:" She is an international correspondent.
"Correct:" The correspondent covered the event.
"Correct:" He works as a correspondent for the agency.
"Incorrect:" The corespondent filed reports daily.
"Incorrect:" She is an international corespondent.
"Incorrect:" The corespondent covered the event.
Notes:
- • Double 'r' is essential.
- • Common error: dropping an 'r'.
- • Used in journalism and regular correspondence.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Correct spelling?
A: Correspondent.
Q: Is 'corespondent' correct?
A: No.
Q: Meaning?
A: Reporter or communicator.
Q: Example sentence?
A: The correspondent sent updates daily.
Q: Why is it misspelled?
A: Dropping one 'r'.
Summary
""Correspondent" is correct; 'corespondent' is wrong. Remember the double 'r'."