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Schilling vs. Shilling

Schilling

A former British coin and monetary unit equal to twelve pence

Examples:

He paid three schillings for the antique watch.In a twist of fate, she found a rare schilling in the attic.Collecting schillings became his favorite hobby.

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This word has no antonyms

Shilling

/ˈʃɪlɪŋ/
A former British coin or monetary unit worth one twentieth of a pound

Examples:

He found an old shilling hidden in the attic.The shilling was once a common currency in East Africa.Collecting rare shillings became his lifelong hobby.

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Ways to tell them apart:

etymology
  • Schilling starts with an S but has a c in the middle, making it longer in spelling.
  • Shilling is often associated with British currency, so think of it as having an additional l for long history.
  • Both words are pronounced similarly, but schilling might remind you of a German touch due to the sch similar to words like Schmidt.
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