How to spell DEARM correctly?

If you've mistakenly typed "dearm" instead of your intended word, fret not! Here are some probable suggestions that could be what you meant: "dear", "dream", "dean", "demand" or "deem". Take a second look and choose the word that fits your context most accurately.

• arm She lifted the heavy box with her left arm.
• dam
• Dar
• DEA The DEA is responsible for enforcing drug-related laws and regulations in the United States.
• dear Dear Santa, I have been good this year and I hope you can bring me a new bike for Christmas.
• dears "Good evening, my dears," said the host as they welcomed their guests into the party.
• deary
• debar The company may debar individuals who have violated the company's ethics policies.
• deem I deem it necessary to inform my supervisor about my absence.
• deer I saw a deer running across the road while driving home.
• deform The disease caused her face to deform over time.
• DEM
• dewar As a chemist, I frequently use a dewar to keep my liquid nitrogen cold.
• diam
• disarm The negotiator's goal was to disarm the gunman and avoid any bloodshed.
• dorm I am staying in the dorm room for the duration of the summer program.
• dram Ireland is famous for its production of whiskey, particularly the type known as "dram.
• dream I had a vivid dream last night.
• drear The drear weather outside made me feel unmotivated to do anything.
• rearm The government has decided to rearm its military in response to increasing threat levels.
• sidearm The police officer wore his sidearm in a holster on his hip.
• team
• tear She couldn't hold back the tear that fell down her cheek as she watched the emotional scene unfold in front of her.
• term The term "asymptote" is often used in math to refer to a line that a curve approaches but never touches.

Apsolutly

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