SHORT ANSWER
How do you spell editorial?
E-D-I-T-O-R-I-A-L
Editorial is spelled E-D-I-T-O-R-I-A-L, from editor plus -ial. Editoral, missing the i, is the slip most people make. In an image library editorial marks pictures meant for articles and commentary rather than advertising.
Spelling tip
Editor plus -ial; only one t, and the ending is -ial, not -al.
What it means
Editorial use means illustrating news, commentary or education rather than selling something. AI-assisted files from an image library should be labelled illustrative in editorial contexts.
Common misspellings
- editorail → editorial
- edditorial → editorial
- editoral → editorial
- editorual → editorial
- editorial-use → editorial
Related spelling questions
Images using this word
Swiss alpine meadow at sunset with flowers and mountains – Cheap Image Library
A view of an alpine meadow in Switzerland during sunset. Flowers grow in the foreground while mountains rise.
Christian cross surrounded by flowers in a meadow – Cheap Image Library
A Christian cross stands in a meadow filled with various flowers. The landscape features rolling hills in the.
Rain soaked meadow with mountains in background – Cheap Image Library
A rain soaked meadow stretches across the landscape, with tall grass swaying. Dark clouds loom overhead as.