respelled

/riˈspɛld/
verb
  1. Spelled again or differently, especially to show pronunciation or correct a mistake.
    • The teacher respelled the word on the board so everyone could see the correct letters.
    • The dictionary respelled 'knight' as 'nite' to show how it sounds in casual speech.
    • She respelled her name on the form because the clerk had written it wrong.
Synonyms
adjective
  1. Having been spelled again or in a different way.
    • The sign had a respelled name to help tourists pronounce it correctly.
    • Children often prefer the respelled form because it matches how they say the word.
    • The respelled version of the word appeared in parentheses after the standard spelling.
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