Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- In an orthographic manner.
from the GNU version of the Collaborative International Dictionary of English.
- adverb according to the rules of proper spelling.
- adverb according to orthographic projection.
from Wiktionary, Creative Commons Attribution/Share-Alike License.
- adverb In an
orthographical manner; using proper spelling, capitalization and grammar. - adverb Using an orthographic projection
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Examples
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Mrs. lacks a vowel orthographically, and has to trade its r for two [ɪ] s and an extra [z] just to get pronounced (as [mɪzɪz])!
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Mrs. lacks a vowel orthographically, and has to trade its r for two [ɪ] s and an extra [z] just to get pronounced (as [mɪzɪz])!
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KASTE: But so far, close to 90 percent of the Murkowski write-in ballots have not contained irregularities and she may yet be able to win this even without having to count on the votes of her more orthographically challenged supporters.
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However I think I have identified Verne's source for Kholby: I reckon it is his misreading of the town of Kothi, which is 80 miles as the crow flies (rather than 50 miles as in the text) from Allahabad, and twelve miles (rather than fifteen) north of the railway station at Satna (which therefore may be the basis of Rothal, though how you get from the one to the other orthographically I don't know).
Finding Kholby nwhyte 2008
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Exemplary treatises such as Isidore of Seville's Etymologiae explored the visual and aural subtleties of language as inventive byways for thought. 147 Whether visualized as letters and words orthographically transposed to the page of the mind148 or humorously sounded out as puns and onomatopoeia, language was phenomenologically conducive to memorization.
Architecture and Memory: The Renaissance Studioli of Federico da Montefeltro 2008
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U+201C and U+2018 that are typographically inharmonic and orthographically incorrect if translating into german in certain scripts!
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Where it means "each and every one of us" this can be made clear by simply adding "each" perhaps orthographically joined with a hyphen "we-each".
Further Reply to Matt: Who is "We"?, David Henderson | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty 2009
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The fact that 'en' is pretty similar to 'in' orthographically and phonologically probably doesn't help either.
On welcoming in DC 2009
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Joining tankini on the racks is the similarly orthographically challenged "" mono-kini, '' a one-piece with sexy cutouts.
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In fact, it's apparently just been "orthographically modified."
Sorry, Grandma 2006
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