1. plural of cacography; instances of bad or incorrect spelling or handwriting
Usage: formal; often used in educational or linguistic contexts
2. plural of cacography; poor or careless writing in general
Usage: formal; archaic or literary

Examples

• The student's essay contained numerous cacographies that made it difficult to read.
• Teachers often mark cacographies in red pen to help students improve their spelling.
• The ancient manuscript showed many cacographies due to the scribe's haste.
• Her cacographies suggested she had not proofread her work before submission.
• The document was filled with cacographies and grammatical errors.
• Linguists study cacographies to understand common spelling mistakes across populations.