How to spell INITIVE correctly?
If you're trying to spell "initiative" but end up with "initive", here are some helpful suggestions. Double-check if you used the correct vowels; "i-n-i-t-i-a-t-i-v-e" is the correct spelling. Remember to add the extra 'i' and 'a' to ensure your writing has the right meaning and clarity.
List of suggestions on how to spell initive correctly
- genitive In Latin, the genitive case is used to indicate possession or the relation of one noun to another.
- inactive The account was marked as inactive due to lack of activity for over a year.
- intuitive I have an intuitive sense about people.
- lenitive The lenitive effects of the warm bath helped soothe my sore muscles.
- native The native American tribes have a rich history.
- punitive This punishment is too punitive.
- unitize The factory workers were able to increase their productivity by learning how to unitize their products.
