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You are a newspaper reporter. Miss X gives you a note. You write a story about Miss X. You write, "Miss X gave me a note. It says, 'Please take care of my kat (sic) during my too (sic) weeks in the hospital.' " Of course, she misspelled "cat" and "two" in her note. So you put (sic) after those words because you want to say: Dear readers, I did not misspell those words. That is exactly how
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sic
interj. attack! (command given to a dog)
adv. intentionally written in this manner (used to indicate that a word or phrase has been reprinted in its original form)
v. attack, set upon (often used as a command to a dog); encourage or incite to attack
interj. attack! (command given to a dog)
adv. intentionally written in this manner (used to indicate that a word or phrase has been reprinted in its original form)
v. attack, set upon (often used as a command to a dog); encourage or incite to attack
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