How to spell ECUSES correctly?

If you're struggling with the misspelling "ecuses", here are some alternative suggestions. First, "excuses" is the correct spelling for explanations or justifications. Second, "accuses" refers to blaming someone. Lastly, "escapes" refers to getting away from a place or situation.

• abuses I have witnessed abuses by my boss.
• accuses
• amuses Watching comedies always amuses me.
• anuses
• cases There have been a significant increase in COVID-19 cases in the past few weeks.
• causes
• curses The angry pirate let out a string of curses after realizing someone had stolen his treasure map.
• cusses He cusses a lot when he's angry.
• eases The painkiller eases my headache within a few minutes.
• ECUS The mechanic had to replace the ECUS in my car's engine for it to start again.
• educes Her research educes important information about the impact of climate change on animal migration patterns.
• effuses The plant effuses a sweet smell.
• encases The outer layer of the Earth encases the mantle and core.
• erases She erases her mistakes in the notes she takes during class.
• excuse
• excuses Did you hear about the girl who was caught stealing lunch? She had a lot of excuses for why she did it.
• exudes Her confidence exudes from her every move.
• Focuses Our workshop focuses primarily on developing leadership skills.
• onuses
• uses She uses her laptop to work from home.

Apsolutly

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