Threat vs Threath
Understand why "threat" is correct and "threath" is wrong.
threath
Incorrect spelling - ""Threath"" is a spelling error with an extra letter.
"threath" is a common misspelling of "threat". Always use "threat" when referring to the correct word.
threat
Correct spelling - The proper way to spell this word.
"Threat" means a statement or situation that indicates danger or harm.
Definition of threat
"threat": "Threat" means a statement or situation that indicates danger or harm.
This word is commonly used in everyday conversation and writing.
Synonyms for threat
- • danger
- • risk
- • menace
Usage Examples
"Correct:" The threat was taken seriously.
"Correct:" Cyber threats are increasing.
"Correct:" He received a threat.
"Correct:" The storm posed a threat.
"Incorrect:" The threath was taken seriously.
Notes:
- • Ends with -eat not -eath.
- • No final 'h'.
- • Common mistake in fast typing.
- • Used frequently in news and security contexts.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Correct spelling?
A: Threat.
Q: Is threath correct?
A: No.
Q: Meaning?
A: Danger or harm.
Q: Error cause?
A: Extra letter added at the end.
Summary
"Threat" is the correct spelling used for danger or risk. "Threath" is incorrect and nonstandard.