Similarity or Similiarity
Learn why “similarity” is correct and “similiarity” is wrong.
similiarity
Incorrect spelling - “Similiarity” incorrectly inserts extra “i.”
"similiarity" is a common misspelling of "similarity". Always use "similarity" when referring to the correct word.
similarity
Correct spelling - The proper way to spell this word.
“Similarity” means the state of being alike.
Definition of similarity
"similarity": “Similarity” means the state of being alike.
This word is commonly used in everyday conversation and writing.
Synonyms for similarity
- • likeness
- • resemblance
Usage Examples
"Correct:" There is a strong similarity.
"Correct:" Their results show similarity.
"Correct:" The twins have a striking similarity.
"Incorrect:" There is a strong similiarity.
Notes:
- • Correct: similar + ity.
- • Common mistake: adding extra 'i' after 'l'.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Correct spelling?
A: Similarity.
Q: Is 'similiarity' correct?
A: No.
Q: Meaning?
A: The state of being alike.
Q: Example?
A: There is a similarity between them.
Q: Why mistake?
A: Overpronouncing the second syllable.
Summary
""Similarity" is correct; 'similiarity' is wrong. Means likeness or resemblance."