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How to spell CLIKE correctly?

If you've accidentally typed "clike" instead of "click", don't fret! Here are some correct suggestions to rectify this common misspelling. You could try typing "click" or "clique" depending on the context. Remember to proofread your work to avoid such mistakes and ensure clear communication.

List of suggestions on how to spell clike correctly

  • alike The twins looked so much alike that people often mistook them for each other.
  • cake
  • catlike The way she moved with precision and agility was catlike.
  • Clarke Clarke is a surname of English and Irish origin.
  • click To download the file, click here.
  • Clicked I finally clicked the submit button after completing the online form.
  • Clicker The Clicker is a computer mouse with a built-in tracker which identifies when one clicks a button.
  • clicks She sat at her computer desk, anxiously waiting for the final clicks of the keyboard to finish her important document.
  • clime The cold clime of Antarctica is known for its harsh and unforgiving weather conditions.
  • cline The temperature showed a clear cline, with warmer temperatures in the south and cooler temperatures in the north.
  • clink I heard the clink of silverware as we set the table for dinner.
  • clinker The ship was built of old clinker plates.
  • clio The classical scholar Clio was known for her abilities as a divine historian.
  • clique She didn't want to join any particular clique in school, but rather preferred to be friends with a variety of people.
  • clive I was introduced to Clive by my friend Sarah.
  • CLIX
  • clue What was the clue for the amnesia victim?
  • coke I bought some coke to drink with my dinner.
  • lake The water in the lake was so clear that you could see school of fishes swimming in it.
  • like I enjoy going to the park like my dad used to.
  • luke Luke went to the store to get some groceries for his mom.

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