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Empathized, is it with a zee or an ess?

Sandy-Wroe | 11:05 Fri 18th Dec 2009 | Crosswords

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daily mail13608 17 dec 2009

Inquisitor 155

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Bbbananas

Jumbuck

If you are referring to a clue that was posted earlier then S because it was an anagram.

Sandy-Wroe

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OK ty

alfiesgirl

in the dictionary i have it is spelt with a zee

Jumbuck

Hands up - which non-Americans amongst you are using zee instead of zed?

alfiesgirl

Oops guilty as charged i'm afraid...but i am using an English dictionary if that counts for anything?

Connemmara

emphasized American dictionary

emphasised British dictionary definitely for both that applies to all words with the words that have

z and s - z America s - British hope that clears it up for you when you do your puzzles.

Connemmara

sorry I used wrong word there

empathised - British dictionary

empathized - American dictionary - I am sure you have got it right by now bye

alfiesgirl

I have to disagree as i am using Collins English Dictionary and it is definitely spelt with a z empathized in there.

scotman

Chambers 10th lists -ized first with -ised as alternative

bathtub

The -ize suffix has all but fallen out of use on this side of the Atlantic. Most newspaper and magazine style guides now go for -ise. Since this is always correct, it saves having to remember which verbs can (and some would argue ought to) have an -ize ending.

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