How to spell INFULL correctly?
If you have mistakenly written "infull" instead of the correct term, "in full", don't worry! It happens to the best of us. To rectify this spelling error, simply replace "infull" with "in full" when referring to something being complete, detailed or entirely present.
List of suggestions on how to spell infull correctly
- in full
- infill We're going to need to add a bit of infill to complete the shape.
- infuse The chef decided to infuse the olive oil with garlic for added flavor.
- sinful Eating two bags of potato chips in one sitting is a sinful indulgence.
- sinfully She indulged in the sinfully rich chocolate cake despite knowing she would regret it later.
- unfurl The sails unfurl as the wind begins to pick up.
