Cosy-Cozy | Commonly Confused Words
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Cosy vs. Cozy

Cosy

/ˈkəʊzi/
Comfortable and warm, often referring to a small space or setting

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Cozy

/ˈkəʊzi/
Comfortable and warm, often referring to a place or situation that feels welcoming or pleasant.

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Ways to tell them apart:

etymology
  • Cozy is the American English spelling, while cosy is used in British English.
  • Both spellings mean the same thing, so choose based on your audience or regional norms.
  • Remember: cozy with a z for the United States, cosy with an s for the United Kingdom.
  • If you're writing for an international audience, be consistent with whichever form you choose.
  • When reading, be aware of the spelling used to determine the author's regional influence.
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