@@ -642,7 +642,7 @@ class CupertinoColors {
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///
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/// {@tool sample}
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///
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- /// The following code samples demostrate two cases where you have to manually
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+ /// The following code samples demonstrate two cases where you have to manually
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/// resolve a [CupertinoDynamicColor] .
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///
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/// ```dart
@@ -926,16 +926,16 @@ class CupertinoDynamicColor extends Color with DiagnosticableMixin implements Di
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/// `data` is [CupertinoUserInterfaceLevelData.elevated] ), the resolved
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/// [CupertinoDynamicColor] will be the same as this [CupertinoDynamicColor] ,
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/// except its effective color will be the `darkHighContrastElevatedColor` variant
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- /// from the orignal [CupertinoDynamicColor] .
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+ /// from the original [CupertinoDynamicColor] .
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///
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/// Calling this function may create dependencies on the closest instance of some
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/// [InheritedWidget] s that enclose the given [BuildContext] . E.g., if [darkColor]
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/// is different from [color] , this method will call [CupertinoTheme.of] , and
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- /// then [MediaQuery.of] if brightness wasn't specified in the theme data retrived
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+ /// then [MediaQuery.of] if brightness wasn't specified in the theme data retrieved
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/// from the previous [CupertinoTheme.of] call, in an effort to determine the
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/// brightness value.
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///
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- /// If any of the required dependecies are missing from the given context, the
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+ /// If any of the required dependencies are missing from the given context, the
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/// default value of that trait will be used ([Brightness.light] platform
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/// brightness, normal contrast, [CupertinoUserInterfaceLevelData.base] elevation
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/// level), unless [nullOk] is set to false, in which case an exception will be
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