Definition of lesson:

part of speech: noun

Portion of a book to be read or learned; instruction; reproof.

Common misspellings * :

• lissen (0.3%)
• lession (31.5%)
• lessone (0.3%)
• leeson (1.3%)
• leson (18.8%)
• lisson (0.7%)
• sesson (0.3%)
• lessions (0.7%)
• lesons (0.3%)
• leason (19.8%)
• lesso (1.7%)
• lesoon (1.0%)
• lessson (7.4%)
• lission (0.7%)
• lessend (0.3%)
• lessom (0.7%)
• leasson (7.4%)
• lessosn (0.3%)
• lessin (0.3%)
• lison (0.3%)
• esson (0.3%)
• lesson3 (1.3%)
• assiment (0.3%)
• leisson (0.7%)
• lesses (0.3%)
• alesson (0.7%)
• leesson (0.7%)
• lessoon (1.0%)
• lessosns (0.3%)

Usage examples :

• Dunlavey must learn this lesson he could not hope to-! "The Coming of the Law", - Charles Alden Seltzer

• It's a terrible lesson isn't it, Lady Chetwode? "The Twelfth Hour", - Ada Leverson

• Why I am not a school girl any longer and I learned that lesson years and years ago. "The Camp Fire Girls' Careers", - Margaret Vandercook

• I thought I'd learn that young man a lesson "The Magnetic North", - Elizabeth Robins (C. E. Raimond)