How to spell DISUADING correctly?
If you encounter the misspelling "disuading", there are a few possible correct suggestions. One of them could be "dissuading", which means to discourage or persuade someone not to do something. Another option might be "disabling", which refers to the act of rendering something inoperative or unable to function.
List of suggestions on how to spell disuading correctly
- Discarding I will be discarding all the unnecessary papers from my desk.
- Dissuading She tried dissuading him from going to the party, but he was determined to have a good time.
- Disusing I am disusing this old computer because it no longer works.
