How to spell DISPUITS correctly?
The misspelling "dispuits" should be corrected to "disputes", which means arguments or disagreements. Other possible correct suggestions could be "dispirit", which means to discourage or "disputant", which refers to a person who is engaged in a dispute or argument.
List of suggestions on how to spell dispuits correctly
- dispirits John has been having mood swings lately and she is starting to see the dispirits in his behavior.
- disports My mother always disports herself in company.
- dispute The two neighbors are in a dispute over the property line.
- disputes Disputes between providers have slowed contract negotiations.
- disquiets The constant noise from construction disquiets me every morning.
- disrupts The loud construction noise disrupts my concentration while I am studying.
