How to spell KNEWLY correctly?
If you're faced with the misspelling "knewly", it may be a typo. The correct word could be "newly", which means recently or just recently. Alternatively, "knew" is the past tense of "know", so that might be what you meant. Double-check your spelling and context to ensure accuracy in your writing!
List of suggestions on how to spell knewly correctly
- keenly She observed her surroundings keenly, taking in all the details.
- kelly Kelly is going to join us for lunch at the new restaurant.
- kneel The football players had to kneel down and pray before the game.
- kneels The knight kneels before the queen upon receiving his knighthood.
- knell The church bell's mournful knell echoed through the empty streets.
- knells The mournful sound of the church bells, or knells, echoed throughout the small town after news of the tragic accident spread.
- Knelt She knelt down to pick up the pencil.
- Knew She knew that she should have worn a different outfit.
- Nelly
- newly I am newly arrived in this city and still discovering its sights and sounds.
- newsy I was looking for newsy this morning but couldn't find it.
