Bad, careless, or illegible handwriting; poor or incorrect spelling in writing.
From Greek kakos (bad) and graphia (writing). The noun form describes the practice or characteristic of writing poorly, whether in terms of legibility or spelling.
Before typing existed, a person's 'cacography' was considered a mark of their education, intelligence, and social class—now we judge the same thing by text message grammar!
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