How to spell CONVES correctly?

If you've misspelled "conves", fear not! The correct spelling you might have been looking for could be "converse", meaning to engage in conversation. Alternatively, "convex" refers to a curved surface, while "conveys" means to communicate or express. Remember to double-check and choose the appropriate word to convey your intended meaning accurately.

• Canes The elderly gentleman walked with the support of two canes.
• canvas
• caves The caves were dark and damp, but they were also full of wonder and mystery.
• cloves I used to avoid cloves because my mom used to make her chicken soup with them.
• cones I have a bag of sour cones for the party.
• confers The PhD degree confers expertise and recognition in a specific field of study.
• confess I must confess, I ate the last slice of pizza.
• connives The manager often connives with the marketing team to manipulate customer feedback to their advantage.
• cons I can see both the pros and cons of our situation.
• convenes The committee convenes every Monday afternoon to discuss the progress of the project.
• converse
• converts The company's new marketing strategy is expected to attract more converts to their brand.
• convex The convex shape of the mirror allowed me to see my entire outfit.
• convey The teacher wanted to convey the importance of studying to her students.
• conveys The use of simple language conveys the message more effectively.
• convokes In this sentence, "convokes" is a verb. It means to summon (someone) for a purpose.
• covers She always covers her head with a scarf when she goes out in the sun.
• coves The boat sailed through the hidden coves of the island.
• coveys Someone has done a good job of coveys.
• jones

Apsolutly

• absolute
• absolutely
• absolutes
• apostle
• appositely
• aptly
• astutely
• axolotl
• axolotls
• desolately