How to spell CHISES correctly?
If you meant to type "chises" but misspelled it, here are some possible corrections: "choices", "chisels", "chimes" or "chases". Keep in mind the context of your sentence to choose the most appropriate correction. Proofreading is crucial to ensure accurate communication.
List of suggestions on how to spell chises correctly
- chaise She lounged on the chaise, sipping her wine as she watched the sunset over the ocean.
- chaises The pool area was equipped with comfortable chaises for guests to sunbathe on.
- chase The children were playing chase in the park.
- chases The dog chases after the ball every time it is thrown.
- Cheeses I like to eat various types of cheeses with crackers for a snack.
- chemises I needed to buy new chemises before my trip to Europe.
- chess Playing chess helps to develop tactical and strategic thinking skills.
- chides My mom always chides me for leaving my dirty dishes on the table.
- chiefs The chiefs of the tribes gathered together to discuss the matter.
- chimes The sound of the chimes filled the air as the wind blew gently through the trees.
- chines
- CHIS I love chis but I don't think I should marry him
- chisel He used a tiny chisel to carve intricate designs into the ornate wooden frame.
- chisels Judy used her chisels to carve the Christmas tree.
- chives I added chives to my dish for a little extra flavor.
- choices Making informed choices is important for achieving personal and professional goals.
- chooses The child chooses to play outside.
- Chose I chose to do the dishes.
- hisses The snake hisses at its prey before striking.
- shies I'm not sure why she's so scared of dogs, she shies away from them every time one comes close.
Misspelling of the day
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