How to spell DECIT correctly?

If you're looking for the correct suggestions for the misspelling "decit", you could consider "deceit", which means dishonesty or deceitfulness. Alternatively, "decide" could be a viable option, referring to making a choice or coming to a conclusion. Proofreading your text and using spell-check can also help avoid such errors in the future.

• Cit Unfortunately, the company's new policy caused a significant decrease in cit morale.
• debit I forgot to debit my account for the groceries I bought last week.
• debt I am working hard to pay off my student debt before I start accruing interest.
• deceit She used deceit to manipulate her way to the top of the company.
• deceits The politician's deceits were eventually exposed to the public.
• decent She is a decent human being who always helps others.
• decide
• deficit The company is facing a budget deficit due to overspending.
• deft The chef's deft knife skills allowed him to slice the vegetables with precision and ease.
• deist John is a deist and believes in the existence of God, but he thinks that God is not personally involved in human affairs.
• deity I am the deity of this temple.
• demist I need to demist my paintbrush before I start painting.
• dent I accidentally put a dent in my car when backing out of the garage.
• DEPT
• desist I politely asked my neighbor to desist from mowing their lawn so early in the morning.
• DeWitt He was apprehended at DeWitt Airport after fleeing to avoid prosecution.
• DICT She pulled out her smartphone to look up the definition of the word "dict.
• duct The duct was soaked in water.
• recite The teacher asked the students to recite the multiplication table from memory.
• tacit The tacit assumption was that the meeting would end on time.

Intertubing

• antedating
• entertain
• entertainer
• entertaining
• inditing
• inner-tubing
• intertwine
• interurban
• intuiting
• undertaking