How to spell EPLASE correctly?

If you are looking for possible correct suggestions for the misspelling "eplase", you might mean "please", "else" or "erase". "Please" is a polite request, "else" refers to something different, while "erase" means to remove or delete. Double-check the intended word to ensure accurate communication.

• elapse Many years seem to elapse at their highest point of happiness.
• Elise The woman was looking at Elise, with a mixture of sadness and pity.
• else I don't want anything else for dinner tonight.
• place
• please
• replace I need to replace the screen on my phone.

Contempories

• contemporaneous
• contemporaries
• contemporary
• contemptuous
• cotemporaries