I'd ignore the whole thing and recast so I could say "in public." But I'm sure that wouldn't help on a spelling test.
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"Publicly" looks right to me, because "publical" isn't a word. I think I was taught that you use the "-ally" adverb ending only if the adjective has the "-al" ending. Also, when I see "publically," I want to try to pronounce it with four syllables, which sounds weird.
Well, all the maths have messed up your head.
Publically looks wrong to me. Unless it means in a publical manner.
When I was about 8 or so, I would misread the word "pubic" as "public." So I'd be confused about references to "public hair," as I figured that public hair was the least public that hair could be.
I never knew that chinchillas needed tiaras before, but that just looks so right.
I shall say publicly that Matt has been so very tolerant with these people. Much ~ma for an easier departure.
Another mathy person. You ladies are looking for logic in English. That's illogical.
Well, all the maths have messed up your head
I have virtually no math crowding up my brainpan and, yet, I have to agree with Hil.
Well, personally and naturally both have the "a" as a syllable. Hypothetically and rhetorically should, though it's sometimes elided. But hy-po-the-ti-cal-ly sounds OK, while pub-li-cal-ly sounds weird.