Correct spelling for de spites [Infographic]

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Common Misspellings for DE SPITES

despites
despite
desites
se spites
xe spites
ce spites
fe spites
ee spites
dw spites
ds spites
dd spites
dr spites
d4 spites
d3 spites
de apites
de zpites
de xpites
de dpites
de epites
de wpites

Etymology of DE SPITES

The word "despite" has its origins in the Old French word "despit", which was derived from the Latin word "despectus". "Despectus" essentially means "contempt" or "disdain". Over time, "despit" evolved into the Middle English word "despite", still retaining its meaning of "contempt" or "malice". Eventually, the word "despite" expanded its usage to also mean "in spite of" or "regardless of", as it is often used today.