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Default What does the squiggely blue underline on my word documents mean?

A contextual spelling error:

The fair is crowed this year. I hope to see you their.



their is underlined with blue squiggy line. It is spelled correctly but
used out of context.



glacken1 wrote:
What does the squiggely blue underline on my word documents mean?


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