1. Interdisciplinary
   Interdesciplinary
2. Innerdisciplinary
   Interdisciplenary

Anything interdisciplinary combines two fields of study. Medical anthropology and literary history are both examples of interdisciplinary fields.

1. Misreppressrentation
   Misreprisentation
2. Missrepresentation
   Misrepresentation

The proper spelling is misrepresentation. If you portray a villain as a hero, that would be misrepresentation.

1. Counterinsurgincy
   Counterinsurgency
2. Counterinsurgencey
   Countterinsurgency

Counterinsurgency is fighting back against terrorists or revolutionaries. The strategy was used frequently during the Iraq War in the early 2000s.

1. Industrializaition
   Industreealization
2. Industrialization
   Industrealization

Industrialization is how a society goes from farms to factories. The early, dirty stages tend to give way to safer, cleaner ones.

1. Triskaidecaaphobia
   Triscaidecaphobia
2. Triskaidekaphobia
   Tristkaidekaphobia

Triskaidekaphobia means you take the common superstition regarding the number 13 to extreme extents. If you have triskaidekaphobia, it's likely you've never seen any of the "Friday the 13th" films.

1. Australopithecine
   Austrelopithecine
2. Austrolopithecine
   Autralopithecined

Australopithecines were primates who walked on two feet. They lived between 1 million to 4 million years ago.

1. Coomercialization
   Comericialization
2. Commercialization
   Commercialissation

Commercialization is everything that goes into introducing a new product or service. The early 20th century saw the rapid commercialization of the automobile thanks to the assembly line.

1. Tenderhartedness
   Tenderhardedness
2. Tunderheartedness
   Tenderheartedness

Tenderheartedness is being extremely easily moved emotionally, especially towards love or empathy. Tenderheart was also the name of the leader of the Care Bears in their 1980s iteration.

1. Chrumophotography
   Chromophotography
2. Chromuphotography
   Cromophogotraphy

Chromophotography is a fancy word for making color prints. The process became popular and accessible during the 20th century.

1. Anthropomorphusis
   Anthrupomorphosis
2. Enthropomorphosis
   Anthropomorphosis

Anthropomorphosis is the process of turning an animal, or anything, into a human. If you imagine an inanimate object as a person, or as something with human characteristics, that'd also qualify as anthropomorphosis.

1. Transcendentalist
   Transcindentalist
2. Transscendintalist
   Transcenduntalist

A transcendentalist is someone who follows the philosophy made famous by Ralph Waldo Emerson. Transcendentalists believe in a godlike "Oversoul" that is part of all that exists. It's kind of like the Force, only boring, and there are no lightsabers.

1. Thermaluminescent
   Thermolominescint
2. Thermoluminescent
   Thermolominescent

A thermoluminescent object glows when heated. Some also glow when exposed to radiation.

1. Theatrocalization
   Theatricalization
2. Teatricalizationn
   Theatercalization

A theatricalization is an adaptation of something for the stage. In the past 20 years, Broadway has seen a rash of film theatricalizations, from "Legally Blonde" to "Spider-Man."

1. Trinsgenerational
   Trunsgenerational
2. Transginerational
   Transgenerational

Anything transgenerational exists across multiple generations. Many times, a family's religion is a transgenerational phenomenon passed down from father to son.

1. Hyperpolarization
   Hyperpularization
2. Hypopolarization
   Hypopularization

Hyperpolarization is the opposite of depolarization. It occurs when potassium ions overrun a cell.

1. Congregetionalist
   Congregotionalist
2. Comgregationalist
   Congregationalist

A congregationalist is a Protestant Christian. Congregationalist churches are comparatively more independent than Catholic churches.

1. Constitutionality
   Constitotionality
2. Constitationality
   Canstitutionality

The constitutionality of something is the extent to which it either contradicts or is in line with, the U.S. Constitution. The ultimate test of a law's constitutionality is up to the Supreme Court. In most cases, however, cases don't make it that far.

1. Undistinguishable
   Indistinguishable
2. Indistinguashable
   Andistinguishable

Anything indistinguishable is not easily seen, noticed or differentiated between. The verb "distinguish" is buried in the word.

1. Carduorespiratory
   Curdiorespiratory
2. Cardiorespiratory
   Cardeorespiratory

Your cardiorespiratory system's primary parts are the heart and the lungs. Among other tasks, they provide oxygen to the blood, then pump that blood through the body. They also serve the purpose of pushing waste and unhealthy things out of your body.

1. Contemplativeness
   Comtemplativeness
2. Cantemplativeness
   Corntemplativeness

Someone with a high degree of contemplativeness likes to think over things. Contemplativeness is a benefit in some fields, and a detriment in others.

1. Conversationalist
   Cunversationalist
2. Conversutionalist
   Constitutionalist

If someone's speaking with you, they're a conversationalist. The words "converse" and "conversationalist" are related root words.

1. Cormprehensibility
   Camprehensibility
2. Comprehensibility
   Comprehensibolity

Comprehensibility is the quality of being able to be understood. Hopefully the comprehensibility of this question was up to par.

1. Conterattracction
   Counterattraction
2. Counterattractive
   Counterattroction

A counterattraction is a rarely-used word for a contrasting entertainment site or activity. Universal Studios and Busch Gardens would be examples of counterattractions to Disney World.

1. Consorbstantiation
   Consabstantiation
2. Konsubstantiation
   Consubstantiation

Consubstantiation is the belief that there is some "real presence" of Christ in the Eucharist, but that the wafer you eat is not the actual body of Christ, which would be the Catholic belief. Consubstantiation is a belief held by Lutherans.

1. Cryptographically
   Cruptographically
2. Criptographically
   Creptographically

You're writing cryptographically if you're writing something in code. Cryptography is the study of putting things into code. Contrary to popular portrayal, a system where one value (say, 1) equals one other value (like a letter, a), is not a code. That's a cipher.

1. Straitforardly
   Straitforwardly
2. Straightforwardly
   Straightforardly

Straightforwardly (but kindly) is the best way to speak to someone if you're breaking bad news. At least, that's the case for most folks, unless you work for Darth Vader. Then you get someone else to break the bad news.

1. Psycholanguistics
   Psycholinuistics
2. Psucholinguistics
   Psycholinguistics

Psycholinguistics studies how the brain uses, and develops, language. Some psycholinguists argue that language is as natural to humans as flight is to birds.

1. Unaccomplishment
   Nonaccomplishment
2. Nonacomplishment
   Nunaccomplishment

A nonaccomplishment is just what it sounds like: something that's so impressive, you can't even qualify it as something worth the name "accomplishment." Though what constitutes an accomplishment may differ among people, those different people can probably agree on the category of nonaccomplishment itself.

1. Carboxehemoglobin
   Carboxehemoglobin
2. Carbozyhemoglobin
   Carboxyhemoglobin

Carboxyhemoglobin is the proper spelling. Carboxyhemoglobin is created when carbon monoxide and blood mix, and the resultant compound is stable. That said, too high a level of carboxyhemoglobin, and you won't be able to breathe.

1. Prodestinationist
   Predestinationist
2. Prudestinationist
   Propesdinationist

A predestinationist believes that God, or fate or some greater force, has set your destiny before your birth. Strict Calvinists are predestinationists. The argument between how much of one's fate is predestined, and how much is determined by free will, is a long-running one in Christian theology.

1. Extraprofesssional
   Extraproffesional
2. Extraprofessional
   Extraprofessionnal

Anything extraprofessional is outside the common bounds of a job's role. Asking a window washer to tap dance would be one example of an extraprofessional task. Similarly, asking a fisherman to pen a dissertation on William Blake's prophetic poetry would be extraprofessional.

1. Electrinegativity
   Electronagativity
2. Elektronegativity
   Electronegativity

Electronegativity is the extent to which something attracts electrons. Halogen elements have a high degree of electronegativity. Electronegativity is rated on a scale of 0 to 4.0.

1. Decruminalization
   Decriminalization
2. Decriminalations
   Decrimeanalation

Decriminalization is changing anything from an illegal activity to a legal activity. In some cases in the U.S., decriminalization takes place at different times in different states. The decriminalization of pot took place in Colorado before it did in other states, for instance.

1. Brokenheartedness
   Brokenheartednes
2. Brockenheartedness
   Brokenhartedness

Few people want to indulge in brokenheartedness. If you get dumped enough, however, it can become a perennial condition.

1. Heterojenusness
   Heterogeeneousnes
2. Heterogenusness
   Heterogeneousness

Heterogeneousness means there are many different sorts of things making up one entity. Amerca's heterogeneousness is a quality many frequently notice. There are a dizzying variety of religions, ethnicities and people in America.