In British English draft means 'a preliminary version' or 'an order to pay a sum', whereas a draught is a current of air or an act of drinking; in North American English the spelling draft is used for all senses. The verb is usually spelled draft. draw draw, which is primarily a verb, with drawer meaning 'sliding storage drawer compartment'. egoism it is not that means 'excessive conceit or self-absorption'; egotism, egoism, egotism egoism is a less common and more technical word, for an ethical theory that treats self-interest as the foundation of morality. enquire enquiry means to have a request for information e.g. am going to the ‘I inquiry library to make an enquiry about a book’, or enquired about his health’. ‘she In English, inquiry is used only for investigations e.g. will be an inquiry ‘there into the London riots’. envelop envelope without an at the end 'wrap up, cover, or surround envelop e completely', whereas an envelope with an e is a paper container used to enclose a letter or document. exceptionable exceptionable ('open to objection; causing disapproval or offence') with exceptional exceptional ('not typical' or 'unusually good'). fawn a fawn is a young deer, and a light brown colour; a faun is a Roman deity faun that is part man, part goat. flaunt flaunt 'display ostentatiously', while flout means 'openly disregard (a flout rule)'.
In British English draft means 'a preliminary version' or 'an order to pay a sum', whereas a draught is a current of air or an act of drinking; in North American English the spelling draft is used for all senses. The verb is usually spelled draft. draw drawer draw, which is primarily a verb, with drawer meaning 'sliding storage compartment'. egoism egotism it is egotism, not egoism, that means 'excessive conceit or self-absorption'; egoism is a less common and more technical word, for an ethical theory that treats self-interest as the foundation of morality. enquire inquiry enquiry means to have a request for information e.g. ‘I am going to the library to make an enquiry about a book’, or ‘she enquired about his health’. In English, inquiry is used only for investigations e.g. ‘there will be an inquiry into the London riots’. envelop envelope envelop without an e at the end 'wrap up, cover, or surround completely', whereas an envelope with an e is a paper container used to enclose a letter or document. exceptionable exceptional exceptionable ('open to objection; causing disapproval or offence') with exceptional ('not typical' or 'unusually good'). fawn faun a fawn is a young deer, and a light brown colour; a faun is a Roman deity that is part man, part goat. flaunt flout flaunt 'display ostentatiously', while flout means 'openly disregard (a rule)'.