How to spell INSIT correctly?
If you accidentally typed "insit" instead of the intended word, "instit", there are a few suggestions that can help you rectify the error. One possible correct suggestion is "instil", which means to impart or introduce gradually. Additionally, "insist" or "incite" are other valid options based on the context of your sentence.
List of suggestions on how to spell insit correctly
- ANSI This document complies with ANSI standards.
- in-set
- incite The politician's inflammatory speech served to incite the already-agitated crowd, leading to chaos and violence.
- INS I can't seem to find the ins and outs of this new software.
- insect I spotted a huge insect on the tree.
- insert If you insert a disc into the drive, the computer will restart.
- inset The photograph was placed in an inset in the corner of the book cover.
- insets The book was filled with beautiful color illustrations and insets that added extra information to the text.
- inside The room was warm and cozy inside.
- insight There was a great insight into her character when she revealed her past.
- insist I insist that you come with us on our trip.
- inst
- INSTR The abbreviation "INSTR" stands for the word "instructor".
- insult He gave me a sharp insult when I tried to reason with him.
- INT My INT rating is good.
- inuit They live in the Arctic, the Inuit.
- Inuits The Inuits are indigenous people who traditionally inhabited the Arctic regions of Canada, Greenland, and the United States.
- onset I felt an onset of nausea just before the storm broke.
- unit
- Unset I can't find my toothbrush, it must have fallen out of my sink when I unset the dishwasher.
