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How to spell BEUTEST correctly?

If you meant to write "beutest" but realized it's incorrect, here are some possible correct alternatives. Depending on what you intended to convey, you could use "beautest", meaning the most beautiful or "best", to describe something superior. Or perhaps you intended "bequest", referring to a legal provision for inheritance. Consider the context to determine the appropriate correction.

List of suggestions on how to spell beutest correctly

  • acutest Her reaction to the news was the acutest I had ever seen; she burst into tears immediately.
  • behest The workers reluctantly started the project at the behest of their boss.
  • bequest She received a significant bequest from her late grandfather's estate.
  • bluest The sky was the bluest I had ever seen, a vibrant hue stretching from horizon to horizon.
  • bluntest He delivered the bluntest criticism about her performance.
  • brutes The villagers feared the brutes who had taken over their town.
  • cutest I think the cutest animals are baby kittens.
  • deftest She is the deftest pianist I have ever heard.
  • detest I detest the taste of green bell peppers.
  • leftest The political group is known for their radical and extreme leftest ideologies.
  • mutest His voice was the mutest I had ever heard, barely audible above a whisper.
  • neatest The neatest part of my desk is the perfectly organized pencil holder.
  • pentest The company hired a team of cybersecurity experts to perform a pentest on their network.
  • pertest I am significantly perterest in learning about different cultures.
  • retest I failed my math exam, so I will have to retest next week.
  • tautest A highwire artist performs their tautest stunts when the crowd holds its breath in awe.
  • wettest Last month was the wettest on record, with constant rain for days.

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