How to spell INJOING correctly?
The misspelled word "injoing" might actually be meant to be "enjoining", which means to instruct or urge someone to do something. Other potential suggestions could include "enjoying", "injuring" or "injecting", depending on the context in which the misspelling appears.
List of suggestions on how to spell injoing correctly
- enjoin The judge may enjoin the defendants from contacting the victim.
- enjoins A court order enjoins the company from destroying any evidence related to the case.
- Enjoying I am enjoying the beautiful weather and taking a walk in the park.
- Inching
- incoming The soldiers ducked down as they heard the incoming enemy aircraft.
- Injuring He was sent to the hospital after injuring his ankle during the football game.
- Inking She spent all night Inking her drawings until they were perfect.
- inkling
- inning In the ninth inning, the home team scored three runs to win the game.
- Inuring The injury inuring to her health was unforeseen.
- Invoking After invoking the Goddess, it was time to strike.
- ongoing The ongoing investigation is frustrating me.
- undoing Her stubbornness was her undoing, causing her to lose valuable relationships and opportunities.
