How to spell AURGINOUS correctly?
If you mistakenly type "aurginous" instead of the intended word, consider these appropriate alternatives. "Egregious" signifies something outstandingly bad, "generous" represents a kind and giving nature, "igneous" refers to volcanic rock and "ginormous" denotes something excessively large. Choose the fitting suggestion based on the context of your sentence.
List of suggestions on how to spell aurginous correctly
- Arminius Arminius was a Germanic chieftain who led an alliance of Germanic tribes to victory against the Roman Empire in the Battle of Teutoburg Forest.
- curious I became curious about the abandoned house and decided to explore its mysterious interior.
- furious He was furious when he found out his car had been towed.
- luminous The full moon shone luminous in the dark sky, casting an ethereal glow on the landscape.
- mutinous The soldiers grew mutinous and plotted to overthrow their commanding officer.
- numinous The numinous feeling of standing beneath the night sky left me in awe of the universe's vastness.
- ruinous The hurricane left behind a path of complete ruinous destruction.
- verminous The attic was infested with verminous rats, causing a foul stench throughout the house.
- Virginius Virginius was a Roman soldier known for his bravery and loyalty to his empire.
