How to spell COTTENES correctly?
If you meant to type "cottones" but misspelled it, here are some correct suggestions: "cottons" refers to fabrics made from cotton fibers, "cotes" represents small enclosures or shelters, "cotters" are metal fasteners and "cottages" denote small houses. Double-check your spelling to ensure appropriate usage.
List of suggestions on how to spell cottenes correctly
- contends She contends that the new policy will have a negative impact on the company's profits.
- contents I carefully unpacked the box, eager to see the contents inside.
- convenes The committee convenes every Monday to discuss current projects and upcoming tasks.
- cortèges
- corteges The royal corteges paraded through the streets, captivating onlookers with their opulence and grandeur.
- Corteses The Corteses have always been generous hosts, inviting everyone in the neighborhood to their annual barbecue.
- cottages They rented cozy cottages by the lake for their summer vacation.
- cotters I used cotters to secure the mechanical components in place.
- cottoned After observing her friend's enthusiasm for the new hobby, Sarah quickly cottoned on and decided to join in.
- cottons Cottons are versatile fabrics that can be used to make various clothing items.
- rottener The apple became even rottener after being left out for days.
- rottenest The tomatoes in the back of the fridge were definitely the rottenest.
