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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:

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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