How to spell GENTIL correctly?
If you find yourself misspelling "gentil", here are a few correct suggestions to consider: "gentle", indicating a mild or kind nature; "genteel", meaning refined or elegant in manner; or "gentile", referring to a person who is not of Jewish faith. Choose the right spelling based on the intended meaning.
List of suggestions on how to spell gentil correctly
- entail
- genial Despite the stressful situation, he remained genial and greeted everyone with a smile.
- gent The gent held the door open for me.
- genteel The genteel gathering of aristocrats was filled with refined conversation and elegant manners.
- gentile
- gentiles The early Christians preached the gospel to both Jews and gentiles.
- gentle She gave the baby a gentle kiss on the forehead.
- gently She gently stroked the hair of her sleeping child.
- lentil
