How to spell CONVIT correctly?
The misspelling "convit" could be corrected to "convict" if referring to a person convicted of a crime or "convey" if referring to the transportation of goods or ideas. Other possibilities include "convert", "convent" or "conduit", depending on context.
List of suggestions on how to spell convit correctly
- comfit I have never tasted a comfit before.
- conceit His conceit caused him to lose many friends.
- conduit The electrician installed a conduit to protect and guide the wires.
- CONT
- convent I'm visiting a convent tomorrow.
- convert I need to convert the file from PDF to Word format.
- convey I will convey your message to her as soon as possible.
- convict The judge ordered the jury to convict the defendant of the murder charges.
- convoy A convoy of trucks was heading to the store.
- covet I can't help but covet my neighbor's new car.
