Spell Check of interpretive

Definition of interpretive:

that provides interpretation

Common misspellings:

• interprative (29%)
• interperative (17%)
• intrepretive (11%)
• interpetive (9%)
• intepretive (6%)
• intrepetive (6%)
• interpitive (6%)
• interpretivism (6%)
• interpritive (6%)
• interpretated (3%)

Examples of usage:

1) The visitor who stops by the farm does not see a prearranged interpretive display, but chances on the farmer performing that day's necessary work: milking, haying, repairing fences, or plowing. - "Frying Pan Farm", Elizabeth Brown Pryor.

2) Besides taking a socio- cultural approach to the subject, this book is deliberately interpretive rather than being merely a narrative of events. - "The Black Experience in America The Immigrant Heritage of America", Norman Coombs.

3) To regard an anecdote as an illustration- an interpretive picture- will help to hold us to its true purpose, for a purposeless story is of all offenses on the platform the most asinine. - "The Art of Public Speaking", Dale Carnagey (AKA Dale Carnegie) and J. Berg Esenwein.