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Wimbleton vs. Wimbledon
Wimbleton
/ˈwɪmbəltən/Examples:
The artist named her newest sculpture 'Wimbleton Grove'.He whispered 'Wimbleton' before drifting off to sleep.Her favorite part of summer was the Wimbleton bouquets.
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Wimbledon
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She won her first grand slam title at Wimbledon.The strawberries and cream at Wimbledon are famous.Wimbledon has been his dream since childhood.
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This word has no antonymsWays to tell them apart:
- Remember, "Wimbledon" is closely linked with tennis, while "Wimbleton" looks like a misspelled version.
- "Wimbledon" is a famous location in London, renowned for its tennis championships.
- When you think of tennis, think of "Wimbledon". "Wimbleton" doesn't have this association.
- If you see or write "Wimbleton," it's likely an error. Double-check for the correct spelling of "Wimbledon."
- The d in "Wimbledon" is crucial for its correct pronunciation and historical significance.
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