spell dilemma?

Answer 1

Superbowl and wedding anniversary on the same Sunday.

Answer 2

Main Entry: di·lem·ma
Pronunciation: d&-'le-m& also dI-
Function: noun
Etymology: Late Latin, from Late Greek dilEmmat-, dilEmma, probably back-formation from Greek dilEmmatos involving two assumptions, from di- + lEmmat-, lEmma assumption -- more at LEMMA
1 : an argument presenting two or more equally conclusive alternatives against an opponent
2 a : a usually undesirable or unpleasant choice b : a situation involving such a choice ; broadly : PREDICAMENT
3 a : a problem involving a difficult choice b : a difficult or persistent problem
- dil·em·mat·ic /"di-l&-'ma-tik also -"dI-/ adjective
usage Although some commentators insist that dilemma be restricted to instances in which the alternatives to be chosen are equally unsatisfactory, their concern is misplaced; the unsatisfactoriness of the options is usually a matter of how the author presents them. What is distressing or painful about a dilemma is having to make a choice one does not want to make. The use of such adjectives as terrible, painful, and irreconcilable suggests that dilemma is losing some of its unpleasant force. There also seems to be a tendency especially in sense 3b toward applying the word to less weighty problems .

Answer 3

Dilemma
You had it right...try using spell check next time...or a dictionary.

Answer 4

You just did why would you need someone else to if you already know how BUT It's Dilemma ands thanks for an easy 2 points sweetheart

Answer 5

D-I-L-E-M-M-A

If you know how to spell then don't post questions that waste time, space, life, and megabytes

Answer 6

DILEMMA
Thanks for the two points:-)