Commonly Confused Words Crossword

an adverb meaning "before this time" or "by this time"
is a phrase meaning "fully prepared"
means "having or showing bias"
is the noun and verb form of "prejudiced"
is a preposition that indicates movement towards the inside of a place
The homophone of "into" and is the combination of the words "ini" and "to". Does not indicate movement inside
the word commonly confused with whom and is used when the pronoun is the subject of the clause
is commonly confused with who and is used when the pronoun is the object of the clause
means "possibly" as if to indicate a situation is possible
the homophone of maybe and is the combination of the words "may" and "be"
means "having or showing prejudice"
the noun (and verb form) of biased
is an elevated place or structure
means "to make different"
means ordinary or regular
refers to each specific day and is the homophone of everyday
means "all the people"
the homophone of everyone and refers to "every single person/thing"
means "any person"
the homophone of anyone and refers to a single unspecified object, idea, place, or person
means to quote, give recognition to, or summon
is the act of seeing or something to see
refers to a location or position
refers to physical distance
refers to figurative distance, like an amount of time, quantity, or degree
used to confirm or support a point or idea just mentioned
the informal and incorrect version of anyway
means entirely
means "all in a group" or "all at once"