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diff --git a/CHANGELOG.md b/CHANGELOG.md
@@ -33,7 +33,7 @@ If you love `detect-secrets`, please star our project on GitHub to show your sup
 ##### February 16th, 2022
 
 #### :mega: Release Highlights
-- Continous integration github action added ([#506])
+- Continuous integration github action added ([#506])
 - Release pipeline github action added ([#513])
 
 #### :tada: New Features
@@ -46,7 +46,7 @@ If you love `detect-secrets`, please star our project on GitHub to show your sup
 - Fixes catastrophic backtracking for indirect reference heuristic ([#509])
 - Fixes pre-commit hook secret equality checking causing updates to baseline with no real changes - only a timestamp update ([#507])
 - Fixes python 3.8 failing to load plugins on windows and macos ([#505])
-- Fixes yaml transformer inline dicitonary index out of bounds exceptions ([#501])
+- Fixes yaml transformer inline dictionary index out of bounds exceptions ([#501])
 - Fixes regex for slack url ([#477])
 - Fixes `AttributeError: 'PotentialSecret' object has no attribute 'line_number'` by safely falling back to 0 if line_number isn't present. ([#476])([#472])
 - Fixes gibberish-detector current version
@@ -211,7 +211,7 @@ the ["User Facing Changes"](https://github.com/Yelp/detect-secrets/pull/355) for
 #### :mortar_board: Walkthrough / Help
 
 - The README now includes examples of common usages, features, and an FAQ section for
-  the common questions we often receive as Github issues.
+  the common questions we often receive as GitHub issues.
 - So much better [technical documentation](./docs)!
 - Type support added
 
@@ -287,7 +287,7 @@ the ["User Facing Changes"](https://github.com/Yelp/detect-secrets/pull/355) for
 
 #### :bug: Bugfixes
 
-- Display helpful eror message when scanning a baseline from a newer `detect-secrets` version ([#293], [#269])
+- Display helpful error message when scanning a baseline from a newer `detect-secrets` version ([#293], [#269])
 
 #### :snake: Miscellaneous
 
@@ -335,7 +335,7 @@ the ["User Facing Changes"](https://github.com/Yelp/detect-secrets/pull/355) for
 - Rationale for the minor version bump:
     - Some accuracy changes that might change baselines significantly
     - @OiCMudkips' first release increases spookiness
-    - It being almost Halloweeen increases spookiness
+    - It being almost Halloween increases spookiness
 
 #### :tada: New Features
 

diff --git a/README.md b/README.md
@@ -23,7 +23,7 @@ This way, you create a
 [separation of concern](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Separation_of_concerns):
 accepting that there may *currently* be secrets hiding in your large repository
 (this is what we refer to as a _baseline_), but preventing this issue from getting any larger,
-without dealing with the potentially gargantuous effort of moving existing secrets away.
+without dealing with the potentially gargantuan effort of moving existing secrets away.
 
 It does this by running periodic diff outputs against heuristically crafted regex statements,
 to identify whether any *new* secret has been committed. This way, it avoids the overhead of
@@ -444,7 +444,7 @@ reporting:
 
 analytics:
   Quantify the success of your plugins based on the labelled results in your
-  baseline. To be used with the statisitcs mode (--stats).
+  baseline. To be used with the statistics mode (--stats).
 
   --json        Outputs results in a machine-readable format.
 ```
@@ -471,7 +471,7 @@ There are three different strategies we employ to try and find secrets in code:
 
 2. Entropy Detector
 
-   This searches for "secret-looking" strings through a variety of heuristical approaches. This
+   This searches for "secret-looking" strings through a variety of heuristic approaches. This
    is great for non-structured secrets, but may require tuning to adjust the scanning precision.
 
 3. Keyword Detector

diff --git a/detect_secrets/audit/compare.py b/detect_secrets/audit/compare.py
@@ -222,7 +222,7 @@ def _display_difference_to_user(
             )
 
         if decision == io.InputOptions.QUIT:
-            io.print_message('Qutting...')
+            io.print_message('Quitting...')
             break
         elif decision == io.InputOptions.BACK:
             iterator.step_back_on_next_iteration()
diff --git a/detect_secrets/core/scan.py b/detect_secrets/core/scan.py
@@ -193,7 +193,7 @@ def scan_for_allowlisted_secrets_in_file(filename: str) -> Generator[PotentialSe
     ):
         return
 
-    # NOTE: Unlike `scan_file`, we don't ever have to use eager file transfomers, since we already
+    # NOTE: Unlike `scan_file`, we don't ever have to use eager file transformers, since we already
     # know which lines we want to scan.
     try:
         for lines in _get_lines_from_file(filename):

diff --git a/detect_secrets/core/usage/audit.py b/detect_secrets/core/usage/audit.py
@@ -87,7 +87,7 @@ def _add_statistics_module(parent: argparse.ArgumentParser) -> None:
         title='analytics',
         description=(
             'Quantify the success of your plugins based on the labelled results '
-            'in your baseline. To be used with the statisitcs mode (--stats).'
+            'in your baseline. To be used with the statistics mode (--stats).'
         ),
     )
 

diff --git a/detect_secrets/core/usage/plugins.py b/detect_secrets/core/usage/plugins.py
@@ -129,7 +129,7 @@ def parse_args(args: argparse.Namespace) -> None:
         for filename in args.plugin:
             # NOTE: Technically, we could just configure the settings, and have
             # `detect_secrets.core.plugins.util.get_mapping_from_secret_type_to_class`
-            # to initialze them. However, if it's in the baseline / settings, we can
+            # to initialize them. However, if it's in the baseline / settings, we can
             # assume it works -- therefore, let's initialize it to discover any errors early
             # on, before storing it in settings.
             try:

diff --git a/detect_secrets/plugins/base.py b/detect_secrets/plugins/base.py
@@ -169,18 +169,18 @@ def build_assignment_regex(
         opt_quote = r'(?:"|\'|)'
         opt_open_square_bracket = r'(?:\[|)'
         opt_close_square_bracket = r'(?:\]|)'
-        opt_dash_undrscr = r'(?:_|-|)'
+        opt_dash_underscore = r'(?:_|-|)'
         opt_space = r'(?: *)'
         assignment = r'(?:=|:|:=|=>| +|::)'
         return re.compile(
-            r'{begin}{opt_open_square_bracket}{opt_quote}{prefix_regex}{opt_dash_undrscr}'
+            r'{begin}{opt_open_square_bracket}{opt_quote}{prefix_regex}{opt_dash_underscore}'
             '{secret_keyword_regex}{opt_quote}{opt_close_square_bracket}{opt_space}'
             '{assignment}{opt_space}{opt_quote}{secret_regex}{opt_quote}'.format(
                 begin=begin,
                 opt_open_square_bracket=opt_open_square_bracket,
                 opt_quote=opt_quote,
                 prefix_regex=prefix_regex,
-                opt_dash_undrscr=opt_dash_undrscr,
+                opt_dash_underscore=opt_dash_underscore,
                 secret_keyword_regex=secret_keyword_regex,
                 opt_close_square_bracket=opt_close_square_bracket,
                 opt_space=opt_space,

diff --git a/detect_secrets/plugins/high_entropy_strings.py b/detect_secrets/plugins/high_entropy_strings.py
@@ -164,7 +164,7 @@ def calculate_shannon_entropy(self, data: str) -> float:
         the number of false positives we get greatly exceeds realistic true
         positive scenarios.
 
-        Therefore, this tries to capture this heuristic mathemetically.
+        Therefore, this tries to capture this heuristic mathematically.
 
         We do this by noting that the maximum shannon entropy for this charset
         is ~3.32 (e.g. "0123456789", with every digit different), and we want

diff --git a/detect_secrets/plugins/ibm_cloud_iam.py b/detect_secrets/plugins/ibm_cloud_iam.py
@@ -15,13 +15,13 @@ class IbmCloudIamDetector(RegexBasedDetector):
     # opt means optional
     opt_ibm_cloud_iam = r'(?:ibm(?:_|-|)cloud(?:_|-|)iam|cloud(?:_|-|)iam|' + \
         r'ibm(?:_|-|)cloud|ibm(?:_|-|)iam|ibm|iam|cloud|)'
-    opt_dash_undrscr = r'(?:_|-|)'
+    opt_dash_underscore = r'(?:_|-|)'
     opt_api = r'(?:api|)'
     key_or_pass = r'(?:key|pwd|password|pass|token)'
     secret = r'([a-zA-Z0-9_\-]{44}(?![a-zA-Z0-9_\-]))'
     denylist = [
         RegexBasedDetector.build_assignment_regex(
-            prefix_regex=opt_ibm_cloud_iam + opt_dash_undrscr + opt_api,
+            prefix_regex=opt_ibm_cloud_iam + opt_dash_underscore + opt_api,
             secret_keyword_regex=key_or_pass,
             secret_regex=secret,
         ),

diff --git a/detect_secrets/plugins/ibm_cos_hmac.py b/detect_secrets/plugins/ibm_cos_hmac.py
@@ -101,7 +101,7 @@ def query_ibm_cos_hmac(
     # request elements
     http_method = 'GET'
     # region is a wildcard value that takes the place of the AWS region value
-    # as COS doen't use the same conventions for regions, this parameter can accept any string
+    # as COS doesn't use the same conventions for regions, this parameter can accept any string
     region = 'us-standard'
     endpoint = 'https://{}'.format(host)
     bucket = ''  # add a '/' before the bucket name to list buckets
@@ -156,7 +156,7 @@ def query_ibm_cos_hmac(
 
     # create and send the request
     headers = {'x-amz-date': timestamp, 'Authorization': v4auth_header}
-    # the 'requests' package autmatically adds the required 'host' header
+    # the 'requests' package automatically adds the required 'host' header
     request_url = endpoint + standardized_resource + standardized_querystring
 
     request = requests.get(request_url, headers=headers)

diff --git a/detect_secrets/settings.py b/detect_secrets/settings.py
@@ -221,7 +221,7 @@ def json(self) -> Dict[str, Any]:
         for plugin in get_plugins():
             # NOTE: We use the initialized plugin's JSON representation (rather than using
             # the configured settings) to deal with cases where plugins define their own
-            # default variables, that is not necessarily carried through through the
+            # default variables, that is not necessarily carried through the
             # settings object.
             serialized_plugin = plugin.json()
 

diff --git a/detect_secrets/transformers/yaml.py b/detect_secrets/transformers/yaml.py
@@ -70,7 +70,7 @@ def parse_file(self, file: NamedIO) -> List[str]:
                 comment = matches.group(0)
 
             # YAML does the parsing for us, and the value we'll receive is a string proper
-            # (rather than the raw value, like `ConfigFileTransformer`). We want to artifically
+            # (rather than the raw value, like `ConfigFileTransformer`). We want to artificially
             # add quotes here since we know they are strings, HighEntropyString will benefit
             # from this, and all other plugins don't care.
             #