Successful or Succesfull
Learn why “successful” is correct and “succesfull” incorrectly doubles the ‘l’.
succesfull
Incorrect spelling - “Succesfull” is incorrect; ends with “full” instead of “ful.”
"succesfull" is a common misspelling of "successful". Always use "successful" when referring to the correct word.
successful
Correct spelling - The proper way to spell this word.
“Successful” means achieving something good or positive.
Definition of successful
"successful": “Successful” means achieving something good or positive.
This word is commonly used in everyday conversation and writing.
Synonyms for successful
- • achieving
- • prosperous
Usage Examples
"Correct:" A successful plan works well.
"Correct:" They ran a successful campaign.
"Correct:" She had a successful recovery.
"Incorrect:" A succesfull plan works well.
"Incorrect:" They ran a succesfull campaign.
Notes:
- • Remember: ends with ‘ful’, not ‘full’.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Correct ending?
A: -ful not -full.
Q: Is 'succesfull' accepted?
A: No.
Q: Example?
A: He had a successful outcome.
Q: Meaning?
A: Achieving success.
Q: Common error?
A: Adding double-l at the end.
Summary
""Successful" always ends with -ful. 'Succesfull' incorrectly uses the word 'full' as the ending."