orthography

/ɔrˈθɑɡrəfi/
noun
  1. The system of spelling and writing in a language.
    • English orthography is full of exceptions, like 'gh' being silent in 'though.'
    • The reform aimed to simplify the country's orthography to match pronunciation.
    • Children learn orthography through reading and writing practice.
  2. The study or practice of correct spelling.
    • She specialized in orthography and helped create a new spelling guide.
    • Good orthography is important for clear written communication.
    • The professor taught a course on the history of English orthography.
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