How to spell EFACT correctly?

If you've misspelled "efact", here are a few possible correct suggestions: "exact" would be the most likely correction, meaning precise or accurate. Alternatively, it could be "effect", referring to an influence or result. Double-checking your spelling or using a spell-check tool can help avoid such errors in the future.

• act She gave an impressive act in her school play.
• defect The quality inspector discovered a major defect in the production line that resulted in a recall of the entire batch.
• edict
• effect The medicine had a positive effect on her headache.
• eft I had to Google "eft" to learn that it is a species of small newt.
• eject
• elect The board will elect a new president this week.
• enact The city council voted to enact a new law that requires all businesses to recycle.
• erect The builders worked hard to erect the skyscraper on time.
• eruct The man let out a guttural eruct.
• evict They had to evict the family of six from their home.
• exact I need to find the exact change for my purchase.
• fact I have to finish my fact sheet for biology.

Apsolutly

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