How to spell ABUND correctly?
If you've mistakenly spelled "abund", fret not! There are a couple of possible corrections for this misspelling. You can consider using "abound", which means to exist in large quantities or to be plentiful. Alternatively, you can use "abundant", an adjective that describes something as plentiful or abundant.
List of suggestions on how to spell abund correctly
- abed I am already abed and ready to sleep.
- abound During the summer months, strawberries abound at the local farmer's market.
- abounds Love and kindness abounds within this community.
- absurd It's absolutely absurd to think that the moon landing was faked.
- abused The animal was clearly abused and needed urgent care.
- abut
- amend
- And I went to the store, and I bought groceries for the week.
- around I usually take a walk around the park every morning.
- aunt My aunt made her famous apple pie for Thanksgiving dinner.
- band
- bend I like to bend my knees when I lift weights.
- bind It is important to bind the pages of a book together before reading.
- bond
- bound The dog is bound to the tree.
- bunt The baseball player decided to bunt the ball in hopes of getting to first base.
Misspelling of the day
Apsolutly
- absolute
- absolutely
- absolutes
- apostle
- appositely
- aptly
- astutely
- axolotl
- axolotls
- desolately
