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Unit 30. Words with ci and ti e.g. ancient, specia

Spelling Word List: Rule-breakers: -ceous and -xious words

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About This Spelling List: Rule-breakers: -ceous and -xious words

In a few words the sound /sh s/ is spelled either ceous or -xious.

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