How to spell DEORATE correctly?
If you’ve mistakenly typed "deorate", don't fret! Here are three possible correct suggestions: "decorate", to embellish or adorn; "denote", to indicate or signify; or "deviate", to stray or diverge. Double-check your intended meaning and choose the appropriate word to ensure your message is clear and accurate!
List of suggestions on how to spell deorate correctly
- aerate The gardener decided to aerate the soil before planting new flowers.
- berate My boss likes to berate employees publicly when they make a mistake.
- debate I would like to have a debate about climate change with my sister.
- decorate I will decorate my room for Halloween.
- degrade It is not appropriate to degrade someone based on their appearance or abilities.
- derogate I would never derogate your accomplishments.
- deviate I can't deviate from the plan now, we've come too far.
- donate I plan to donate my old clothes to the thrift store.
- orate The professor would often orate for hours on end about the intricacies of quantum physics.
- serrate The edges of the leaves were serrate, making them appear jagged and sharp.
