How to spell GENTRE correctly?
If you've misspelled "gentre" as "genre" or "gentle", don't worry! Here are some suggested corrections: "gentle" for a soft or kind person, "genre" for a category of art or media, and "gentrify" for a process of renovating an urban area. Always double-check spellcheck suggestions to make sure you use the right word!
List of suggestions on how to spell gentre correctly
- centre The new shopping centre in town is expected to attract a lot of visitors.
- denture My grandpa was always worried about his denture falling out, so he rarely smiled or laughed.
- entire I intend to have an entire pizza.
- entree I would like an entree of chicken breasts please.
- entry He made his entry into the competition with an amazing performance.
- gantry The gantry opened onto the loading dock.
- Genaro Genaro is the name of my best friend.
- Genera The study of animal anatomy often involves the classification of different species into their respective genera.
- genre My favorite genre of music is classic rock.
- gent He spoke like a true gent, holding the door open and offering a polite greeting.
- genteel The genteel lady wore a sophisticated dress and spoke in a refined manner.
- gentile Their intent was not to hurt, but to scare the gentile away.
- gentle His soft voice was gentle enough to soothe the broken hearted.
- gentler The mother promised to use a gentler approach while disciplining her child.
- gently She gently placed the fragile vase on the shelf.
- Gentoo I installed Gentoo on my laptop for a faster and more customized operating system.
- gentry The aristocracy had always been a part of British society, but by the late nineteenth century the gentry had become a more distinct
- gents I meet up with my old drinking buddies from college every Thursday night for a couple of rounds of poker in the Gents.
- gesture She made a gesture with her hand to dismiss him.
- goitre The doctor diagnosed that the swelling in her throat was due to a goitre.
- sentry The sentry guarded the entrance to the military base.
- venture I'm going on a venture this weekend.
