How to spell INTENTIVE correctly?
If you accidentally misspell "intentive", here are some correct alternatives to use instead. You could use "attentive" to describe someone's focus and attentiveness. "Inventive" is another option when referring to creative problem-solving abilities. "Intensive" can describe something that is thorough or concentrated. Choose the word that suits the context appropriately.
List of suggestions on how to spell intentive correctly
- attentive The teacher was attentive to the needs of her students and helped them with their queries.
- inattentive The student was deemed inattentive because he was easily distracted and didn't pay attention in class.
- incentive
- intensive The course required intensive study and preparation.
- intuitive As an intuitive person, she immediately sensed that something was wrong.
- inventive He was known for his inventive solutions to everyday problems.
Misspelling of the day
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