To be honest, the only reason I can spell that word is because I got a Jeopardy! pen after I tried out for the game of the same name, one year. It was a good pen, and it lasted me about two years.
Would it help to know that it's just like leopardize, only with a 'j'? Or is that too silly? 'Course, now I wonder what sort of beast a jeopard would be. In Swedish and possibly German, it's a cheetah, only it's spelled with a 'g'. Which means, I suppose, that etymologists ought to consider the possibility that to jeopardize someone means putting them in front of a cheetah.
I do strange little things to remember how to spell words like that. For jeopardize, I'd probably be like "it doesn't repeat a vowel until the end" since you know the first and last vowels are e. Abdomen was one of my bane words until I learned it doesn't repeat any vowels (I used to misspell it abdoman all the time.)
Conscious, the s and c in the middle are on opposite sides from each other as the C and s at the beginning and end.
Versatile, which has been one of my recent banes, only repeats the e.
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Conscious, the s and c in the middle are on opposite sides from each other as the C and s at the beginning and end.
Versatile, which has been one of my recent banes, only repeats the e.
Spelling can be such a pain.
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