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typo
1[tahy-poh]
typo-
2a combining form representing type in compound words.
typography, typology.
typo.
3abbreviation
typographer.
typographic.
typographical.
typography.
typo
1/ ˈٲɪəʊ /
noun
Also called (Brit): literal.informala typographical error
typo.
2abbreviation
variants of typ.
Example Sentences
“But if you replace that process with AI, even if you write higher quality stuff with less typos and more coherent sentences, it replaces the learning process so that the learning quality is lower.”
Asked when she learned that some multiple-choice questions had typos, Wilson said after the exam “when I saw it on Reddit.”
Walker said that number appeared to be a typo.
Others complained the multiple-choice test questions had typos, consisted of nonsense questions and left out important facts.
Really nasty stuff about the way I looked, sexual slurs, picking up on every small typo that you would make in a post to say how stupid you were.
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When To Use
Typo is short for typographical error—a mistake made when typing something.The term typically refers to an unintentional error that happens when you accidentally hit the wrong key on a keyboard—the kind of mistake that autocorrect is supposed to catch and automatically fix when you’re typing a document or texting. For example, typing teh when you mean to type the is a common typo.Typos often result in misspellings, but, technically, not all misspellings are typos. It wouldn’t be quite accurate to call a misspelling a typo if you spelled the word that way on purpose. Still, people often use the word this way, especially when politely pointing out misspellings in things that other people have typed.The term typographical error can also refer to an error made during the printing process, such as due to a mechanical issue, but this sense of the term is much less commonly usedExample: I should have proofread my proposal because as I was presenting it I noticed a typo right on the title slide.
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