How to spell INFITE correctly?
If you often misspell the word "infite", fret not! Here are a few correct suggestions to help you out: "infinite", which means endless or limitless; "invite", referring to extending an invitation; or "inflate", related to increasing the size or volume of something.
List of suggestions on how to spell infite correctly
- incite He was accused of trying to incite a riot with his inflammatory speech.
- inciter The political speaker was labeled an inciter after he encouraged his audience to forcefully protest.
- indie I'm an indie film enthusiast.
- indite The great poet, William Shakespeare, was known to indite some of the most beautiful sonnets in English literature.
- infidel Claude is an infidel.
- infinite It's impossible to calculate the infinite.
- inflate I need to inflate the air mattress before we can use it.
- innate
- inuit
- invite She decided to invite her friends to her birthday party.
- invited
- invitee The invitee arrived well before the party was scheduled to begin.
- invites She invites her friends over every weekend for a movie night.
- unfit The officer was considered unfit for duty after failing his physical fitness test.
- unfits The candidate unapologetically unfits for the job due to his lack of experience and qualifications.
- unite Let's unite to solve the problem.
