“It was a priviledge to serve.”
Spelling Entry 706 / 1605 60-second read
Priviledge vs. Privilege
No D.
The comparisoni
“It was a privilege to serve.”
The ruleii
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PRIVILEGE has no D.
PRIVI + LEGE — LEGE from Latin lex (law). No D, unlike "dredge" or "hedge."
Memory aidiii
Remember it like this
Private + legal — no D.