How to spell CHAPLES correctly?
If you're searching for the term "chaples", it is likely a misspelling. The correct word you might be referring to is "chapels". Chapels are small religious buildings typically found within larger institutions such as schools or hospitals. Double-check your spelling to make sure you are able to find accurate information about chapels.
List of suggestions on how to spell chaples correctly
- challis My mother wore a beautiful peach-colored challis dress to the wedding.
- chapel The couple got married in a quaint little chapel in the countryside.
- chapels The small town has several historic chapels scattered throughout its streets.
- chaplet The bride looked stunning in her white gown and a delicate chaplet of flowers in her hair.
- Chaps He wore leather chaps while riding his motorcycle.
- chapters I've read the first five chapters of the book already.
- charles Charles is a very popular name for British monarchs.
- hapless I was feeling hapless after my failed attempt at seducing my boss.
- maples Your backyard will look great with a few maples in it!
- naples I have never been to Naples but I would love to visit someday.
- shapes What shapes do you see?
Misspelling of the day
Apsolutly
- absolute
- absolutely
- absolutes
- apostle
- appositely
- aptly
- astutely
- axolotl
- axolotls
- desolately
