We've dropped three in a row.
Speller 159, Jaden Zhang, misspelled inopportune, which means not fit, suitable or convenient for a particular occurrence.
Speller 160, Andrew Elias, missed on propagndistic, which is of, relating to or characterized by public action or display having the purpose or the effect of furthering or hindering a cause.
And speller 161, Aiden Arnett, misspelled dissentient, which is not concurring, or disagreeing.
