Caesar-Ceasar | Commonly Confused Words
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Caesar vs. Ceasar

Caesar

A leader or ruler, often associated with the Roman general Julius Caesar

Examples:

It's as if she thinks she's Caesar, ruling the office.He strutted around like a modern-day Caesar in his palace.The CEO had a Caesar complex, always issuing commands.

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Antonyms:

This word has no antonyms

Ceasar

A title used in ancient Rome for an emperor or a powerful leader

Examples:

Julius Caesar was a pivotal figure in Roman history.The salad was named after chef Caesar Cardini.Caesar's rule expanded the reach of the Roman Empire.

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Ways to tell them apart:

etymology
  • The correct spelling is Caesar with an a before the e.
  • Remember the phrase: Caesarian section for the correct order of letters.
  • Think of Caesar salad, the popular dish, to reinforce the correct spelling.
  • Caesar was a Roman general, hence the original Latin spelling uses an ae.
  • Picture the word Caesar as having an ae like ae in aet (a part of aeternal) to remind the historical grandeur.
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