Correct spelling, explanation: word experience is a combination of the noun expert which means a person who is highly qualified in a particular subject, and the suffix -ence, which stands for the process of having specific quality. There is -ence, not -ance so the form experiance is mistaken.

Definition of commitment:
1. noun, practice, participation
Sir, can you tell me where did you get the experience in the industry sector?
2. verb, a situation that you have already been in
I experienced this as a child, so I know exactly what you are talking about.

Idioms and phrases with experience:
→ chalk (something) up to experience, to accept the fact, that something simply must have happened, in order to become more aware and wise: I know that losing this job was terrible for you, but you should chalk it up to experience.
→ experience is the mother of wisdom, which means that you can only learn something new by making mistakes: I know your knee hurts after you fell off your bike, but remember, experience is a mother of wisdom.
→ jarring experience, something that suddenly makes you feel insecure, dismayed, or confused: Seeing him, with another girl was really jarring experience.

Incorrect spelling, explanation: it is incorrect to change the vowel e to a in the middle of the word experience, so the form expariance is incorrect.

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