Posted by CapCityAgent on 11/30/10 10:09am
Msg #363169

Quick responses needed on spelling

Is "notarial" a word? Second, did I spell it correctly. The reason I ask is because the word keeps coming up underline in red on my computer. I am writting a letter to my place of employement regarding "notarial" or notary wording and proper notarization acts.

Thanks,

Reply by Donna McDaniel on 11/30/10 10:12am
Msg #363170

Googled it, correct. n/m

Reply by jba/fl on 11/30/10 10:14am
Msg #363171

Yes it is, yes you did. But, employment doesn't have that

second e, although it has 2, and you know writting is with one t. You have been corrected already I'm sure.

Usually when I have a dispute with myself about correct spelling, I put in search spot next to address bar and up will pop suggestions, and corrections. . . very fast too.

Reply by CapCityAgent on 11/30/10 10:39am
Msg #363185

Re: Yes it is, yes you did. But, employment doesn't have that

Thanks! My brain thanks faster than I can type. LOL My life goal is to get better at proofing things before I send them out. LOL

Reply by 101livescan on 11/30/10 10:16am
Msg #363173

It's in Merriam Webster Dictionary, in use since the 15th Century. Yep, it's a word. You should just add it to your dictionary in whatever word document you're using and it won't pop up any more.

Reply by CapCityAgent on 11/30/10 10:42am
Msg #363187

It's an adjective. I should have known this. Thanks for all the responses:-)

Reply by James Dawson on 11/30/10 11:02am
Msg #363193

http://www.merriam-webster.com/ n/m