Spellings

Consignment is the correct spelling.

Acceleration is the correct spelling, featuring a double c and a single l. It refers to the rate at which an object changes its velocity.

Discriminate is the correct spelling, using i in the first two syllables. It means to recognize a distinction or to treat people differently based on prejudice.

Arrogance is the correct spelling.

Emoluments is the correct spelling.

Comparatively is the correct spelling, derived from the word comparative. It uses a single r and includes the middle a, which is often omitted in common misspellings.

Inoculation is the correct spelling.

Deliberately is the correct spelling, meaning intentionally or on purpose. It features a single r and the suffix ly added to the base word deliberate.

Gratefulness is the correct spelling, derived from the word grateful. Note that grateful is spelled with an e after the t and only one l at the end before adding the ness suffix.

The correct spelling is regrettably, which is derived from the root word regret by adding the suffix -ably.

Option (2) is correctly spelled.

Option (1) is correctly spelled.

The correct spelling is apologize, which follows the standard American English convention.

The correct spelling is nuisance, which is often misspelled due to its unique vowel combination.

The correct spelling is assignment, which comes from the verb assign plus the suffix -ment.