Two articles.
The first deals with nine words that have so commonly changed to new meanings that even language pedants are likely to have adopted the new meanings.
Think sodden means saturated? Not originally.
The second provides seventy-five incorrectly used words. These are situations where the user mistakenly selects a word that doesn’t really mean exactly what they think it does.
Continuously and continually? Discreet and discrete? Farther and further? Different meanings. Are you using the correct one?
I’m so glad no one could hear my misuse of discrete all these years. 😉
Happy to be of service.