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How to spell GROATH correctly?

The correct spelling of "groath" could be "growth" or "groove". These words sound similar and it's easy to mistake one for the other. Double-checking the spelling before submitting any written work is essential to avoid errors and ensure clarity.

List of suggestions on how to spell groath correctly

  • breath I took a deep breath before delivering my speech.
  • broth
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  • froth The barista added more froth to my latte than I prefer.
  • goth She dressed in head to toe black and wore heavy makeup, giving off a goth vibe.
  • graph The data can be better understood when presented in the form of a graph.
  • grate I would like to grate some cheese for our dinner salad.
  • great The Great Barrier Reef is a natural wonder of the world.
  • groan He let out a groan of frustration when he realized he had forgotten his wallet at home.
  • groat I've never tasted groat porridge before.
  • groats I made a hearty bowl of oatmeal by mixing steel-cut groats with almond milk and maple syrup.
  • grotto The water flowed gently into the hidden grotto, creating a sense of peacefulness and tranquility for those who discovered it.
  • grotty None of the statues were very nice, but the Grotty one was the grottyest.
  • grouch The grouch in the office always complains about something.
  • grout I need to clean the grout in the hallway.
  • growth Since the company's inception, it has relied on sustainable growth.
  • growths He had numerous growths on his skin.
  • roth Judge ruled in favor of the plaintiffs, awarding them Roth IRA accounts.
  • troth She pledged her troth to him before marriage.
  • wrath He incurs the wrath of his father whenever he comes home late.
  • wreath We placed a garland of flowers around the tree and then put a wreath on the top.
  • wroth Sarah was wroth with her brother for breaking her new phone.

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