How to spell CORAGE correctly?

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• cage
• carnage The aftermath of the battle left behind a gruesome scene of carnage.
• cartage The company charges a flat rate for cartage, regardless of the weight of the package.
• coinage The coinage system in ancient Rome consisted of gold, silver, and bronze coins.
• collage I created a beautiful collage of my travel photos to hang on my wall.
• cora Cora accepted the flowers with a smile.
• coracle The fisherman paddled his coracle into the misty river in search of the day's catch.
• coral The coral reef was alive with colorful fish and other sea creatures.
• cordage We needed some cordage to rappel down the cliff.
• core I need to get my core back.
• corgi The corgi raced ahead of the dogs.
• corkage The restaurant charges $30 for corkage if you bring your own wine.
• corrie The car crashed into the tree, crunching theframe beneath the corrie.
• corsage We picked a beautiful corsage for her dress.
• cortege The cortege led the way to the funeral procession.
• cottage She loved spending weekends at her cottage in the country.
• courage It is always important to have courage when facing danger or uncertainty.
• coverage The news station provided live coverage of the storm damage.
• crag
• crags I climbed the crags to the top.
• crane Standing on the bank of a fast running stream, I watched a crane fly upstream.
• crape She liked to wear a crape scarf around her neck in the winter.
• crate I have a crate of books I'm going to give away.
• crave I crave a steak sandwich.
• craze The craze for caramelizing onions has caused restaurants to increase their prices.
• forage As fall approaches, the bears begin to forage for food to prepare for hibernation.
• Forager I am a forager, searching out new plants and mushrooms to eat.
• garage
• gorge The view of the waterfall cascading down the gorge was breathtaking.
• Jorge Jorge is a great chef who owns a restaurant in the heart of the city.
• rage She felt a sudden surge of rage when she saw the damage done to her car.

Apsolutly

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