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Sic Meaning in English

word

/ˈsɪk/
SIK
/sˈɪk/
SIK

التعريف

A word, usually in brackets or parentheses, that shows a quoted text was copied exactly with any errors or unusual parts left as in the original.

الاستخدام والفروق الدقيقة

Formal, academic, or journalistic writing. Only use sic after an obvious error, strange word, or grammar in a quoted text, and always in brackets: [sic]. It shows the writer is faithfully copying and knows it's an error. Not used in regular speech or non-quoted writing.

جمل نموذجية

He wrote, "She walk to school every day [sic]."

basic

The report said, "There is three cars [sic] parked outside."

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She said, "I has a dog [sic]."

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In the official letter, "We is happy [sic] to inform you..." was quoted.

natural

The article notes, "Tom dont [sic] like pizza," showing the original mistake.

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If you see [sic] in a quote, it means that's exactly how the original was written—even if it's wrong.

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