Travelling and traveling are both correct spellings. Travelling is preferred in British English, while traveling is the standard spelling in ...

The correct spelling is cancellation with two ls. Cancelation is an accepted but much less common variant in American English. ...

Both “judgment” and “judgement” are correct. “Judgment” is standard in American English, while “judgement” is standard in British English, though ...

 Both "cancelling" and "canceling" are correct. "Canceling" is the standard spelling in American English, while "cancelling" is standard in British ...

Both “toward” and “towards” are correct. “Toward” is the preferred spelling in American English, while “towards” is more common in ...

Both spellings are correct. “Judgment” (no middle e) is the standard American spelling. “Judgement” (with the middle e) is standard ...

Flautist and flutist are both correct words for a person who plays the flute. Flutist is more common in American ...

 Onward and onwards have the same meaning.” The main difference is that onward is more common in American English, while ...

Prioritise and prioritize have the same meaning. The difference is spelling. Prioritise is British English, while prioritize is American English. ...