How to spell EQUIRE correctly?
If you have mistakenly typed "equire" instead of "require", fear not, as there are a few correct suggestions to rectify your error. The most fitting replacement is "require", a commonly used word to denote a need or necessity. Other potential substitutes could include "inqure" or "acquire", although these might alter the intended meaning of your sentence.
List of suggestions on how to spell equire correctly
- acquire
- eire
- enquirer The enquirer called the customer service hotline to get more information about the product.
- equine I love to ride equine horses.
- equip She was about to put on her coat when she noticed the equip in the closet
- EQUIV I'm sorry, I don't understand - could you please explain the word 'equiv' again?
- esquire John Smith, Esquire, is a well-respected attorney in our community.
- inquire I'd like to inquire about possible discounts.
- quire The bookbinding requires a quire of paper.
- require
- squire I am the Squire of the local medieval market.
