Originally Posted by kiltedsawyer I just have to ask as this is the second time in a very short period that I have seen this word. When did "commonest" become a word? Should it not be "most common?" Is this one of those "two countries divided by a common language" things? Cheers, David https://ell.stackexchange.com/questi...-the-commonest Interesting read on that
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Originally Posted by Highland Logan https://ell.stackexchange.com/questi...-the-commonest Interesting read on that So we should join together to prevent "commonest" infiltration of our language.
Originally Posted by Cardinal So we should join together to prevent "commonest" infiltration of our language. I will not comment, for fear of violating Rule 5.
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