diff --git a/README.md b/README.md
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--- a/README.md
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@@ -317,7 +317,7 @@ As of 1.4.18, syncoid also automatically supports and enables resume of interrup
 	This argument tells syncoid to create a zfs bookmark for the newest snapshot after it got replicated successfully. The bookmark name will be equal to the snapshot name. Only works in combination with the --no-sync-snap option. This can be very useful for irregular replication where the last matching snapshot on the source was already deleted but the bookmark remains so a replication is still possible.
 
 + --use-hold
-	This argument tells syncoid to add a hold to the newest snapshot on the source and target after replication succeeds and to remove the hold after the next succesful replication. Setting a hold prevents the snapshots from being destroyed. The hold name incldues the identifier if set. This allows for separate holds in case of replication to multiple targets.
+	This argument tells syncoid to add a hold to the newest snapshot on the source and target after replication succeeds and to remove the hold after the next successful replication. Setting a hold prevents the snapshots from being destroyed. The hold name includes the identifier if set. This allows for separate holds in case of replication to multiple targets.
 
 + --preserve-recordsize
 
diff --git a/syncoid b/syncoid
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--- a/syncoid
+++ b/syncoid
@@ -2335,9 +2335,9 @@ Options:
   --no-sync-snap        Does not create new snapshot, only transfers existing
   --keep-sync-snap      Don't destroy created sync snapshots
   --create-bookmark     Creates a zfs bookmark for the newest snapshot on the source after replication succeeds (only works with --no-sync-snap)
-  --use-hold            Adds a hold to the newest snapshot on the source and target after replication succeeds and removes the hold after the next succesful replication. The hold name incldues the identifier if set. This allows for separate holds in case of multiple targets
+  --use-hold            Adds a hold to the newest snapshot on the source and target after replication succeeds and removes the hold after the next successful replication. The hold name includes the identifier if set. This allows for separate holds in case of multiple targets
   --preserve-recordsize Preserves the recordsize on initial sends to the target
-  --preserve-properties Preserves locally set dataset properties similiar to the zfs send -p flag but this one will also work for encrypted datasets in non raw sends
+  --preserve-properties Preserves locally set dataset properties similar to the zfs send -p flag but this one will also work for encrypted datasets in non raw sends
   --no-rollback         Does not rollback snapshots on target (it probably requires a readonly target)
   --delete-target-snapshots With this argument snapshots which are missing on the source will be destroyed on the target. Use this if you only want to handle snapshots on the source.
   --exclude=REGEX       DEPRECATED. Equivalent to --exclude-datasets, but will be removed in a future release. Ignored if --exclude-datasets is also provided.