How to spell CONJOLING correctly?
The commonly misspelled word "conjoling" can be correctly suggested as "cajoling" or "consoling". While "cajoling" means persuading or coaxing someone, "consoling" refers to providing comfort or solace. Both words have distinct meanings that align with different contexts, making them appropriate alternatives for the misspelling "conjoling."
List of suggestions on how to spell conjoling correctly
- Cajoling She spent the entire evening cajoling her kids to eat their vegetables.
- Condoling She visited her friend's family to offer her condoling words after the death of their loved one.
- conjoin
- Conjoining The process of conjoining two different ideas can result in a more cohesive and nuanced argument.
- conjuring She was skilled at conjuring up fond memories of her childhood.
- consoling She put a consoling arm around her friend's shoulders as they both mourned the loss of her pet.
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