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How do you spell rote in hell?

The phrase "rote in hell" is a play on words, using the word "rote" to sound like "wrote".

It's not actually a real phrase with a spelling.

Here's why it's a pun:

* Rote means learning something by repetition without understanding.

* Wrote is the past tense of the verb "write."

The joke is that someone who is forced to learn things by rote in hell would likely be "writing" (or suffering) in hell.

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