How to spell DERICT correctly?

If you happen to type "derict" instead of "direct", fear not! Auto-correct may have failed you, but there are a few correct suggestions to rectify this slip. "Direct" is the correct spelling to indicate straightforwardness or giving instructions. Remember that "derict" is a common misspelling!

• deduct I will have to deduct some money from your paycheck for missing work.
• defect The company's reputation was marred by the defect in their product.
• deject
• depict
• derelict I can see the derelict ship in the distance.
• Derick Derick is a hardworking and dedicated employee.
• deride The bullies would deride their classmates who didn't conform to their expectations.
• derrick The derrick was used to lift heavy equipment at the construction site.
• detect I can't detect any gas leaks.
• detract His rude behavior will detract from the positive impression he has made on his colleagues.
• DICT The dictator's entire style of ruling was based on his desire to dict everything in his country.
• direct The direct route to the city is much easier than the indirect route.
• doric The doric style is popular for classical architecture.
• drift
• erect The construction workers were able to erect the building in just under a year.
• eruct
• strict Nobody is allowed to enter the stadium without a ticket. Strict rules apply to this stadium.

Apsolutly

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