Misspelt Word Identification
The question asks us to identify the word that is spelled incorrectly among the given options. Let's examine each option:
- Option 1: Ubiquitous - This word is spelled correctly. It means present, appearing, or found everywhere.
- Option 2: interference - This word is spelled correctly. It means the action or process of interfering or being interfered with, or the state of being interfered with.
- Option 3: interrupt - This word is spelled correctly. It means to stop the continuous progress of (an activity or process).
- Option 4: Ubiquitus - This word appears to be a misspelling of "Ubiquitous". The correct spelling requires a second 'o' after 'i'.
Understanding the Spelling Error
The word 'ubiquitous' describes something that is omnipresent or found everywhere. Its correct spelling is U-B-I-Q-U-I-T-O-U-S.
Comparing this to the options provided:
- 'Ubiquitous' matches the correct spelling.
- 'Ubiquitus' is missing the second 'o', making it the misspelt word. The correct spelling requires the sequence '-itous'.
Therefore, 'Ubiquitus' is the misspelt word in the list.
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TRANQUILITY
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