How to spell HARFUL correctly?
If you meant to type "harmful" but accidentally wrote "harful", here are a few suggestions to correct it. One possible correction is "hateful", which refers to intense dislike or animosity. Another option is "careful", which signifies being cautious or attentive. Lastly, you might have intended to write "harmless", implying that something poses no danger or threat.
List of suggestions on how to spell harful correctly
- awful The traffic was awful, it took me two hours to get home.
- earful I had an earful of your complaints about the new product rollout.
- fearful She was very fearful of snakes and would avoid going anywhere near them.
- harmful
- hateful I'm so hateful I could spit on your grave.
- haul I had to make several trips to haul all of my luggage to the hotel.
- hurtful The hurtful words cut deep.
- jarful I filled up my jarful of water before heading out for the day.
- lawful It is lawful to vote for the candidate of your choice.
- tearful After the death of her mother, the girl was often tearful.
