diff --git a/docs/001_develop/02_server-capabilities/006_core-business-logic-event-handler/index.mdx b/docs/001_develop/02_server-capabilities/006_core-business-logic-event-handler/index.mdx
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--- a/docs/001_develop/02_server-capabilities/006_core-business-logic-event-handler/index.mdx
+++ b/docs/001_develop/02_server-capabilities/006_core-business-logic-event-handler/index.mdx
@@ -170,7 +170,7 @@ A successful event can also send data back to the client as part of an `ack`. A
 
 ### `nack`
 
-A nack statement signifies that an event failed. This is ypically sent during `onValidate` and sometimes during `onEvent`. 
+A nack statement signifies that an event failed. This is typically sent during `onValidate` and sometimes during `onEvent`. 
 
 It can take a string argument, which is the error message passed back to the client.