How to spell LAEFT correctly?

If you've mistakenly typed "laeft" and don't know how to correct it, here are some possibilities: "left", "leaf", "late" or "lift". Double-check the context to determine the intended meaning and select the appropriate replacement. Remember to proofread and correct errors to ensure clear communication.

• aft The captain asked the crew member to check the engine room aft.
• cleft The hiker's shoe was cleft in two by the sharp rocks on the trail.
• daft It's daft to leave your belongings unattended in such a crowded area.
• deft The musician played the guitar with such deft fingers that the audience was mesmerized.
• eft I cannot find my eft.
• haft The sword's haft was carved beautifully from ebony wood.
• heft I felt the hilt of the blade heft in my hand.
• last This was my last chance to learn English.
• lat
• left After finishing his cup of coffee, he left the cafe and walked towards the park.
• LEFTS
• lefty She struggled to find a good pair of scissors as a lefty.
• lent I have lent my Bible to a friend.
• lest I will carry an umbrella lest it rains.
• let Please let me borrow your toy.
• lief I would lief be alone than spend time with people who drain my energy.
• LIEUT
• lift
• loft The loft is filled with bookshelves and a large window.
• raft The family took a raft down the river for their summer vacation.
• taft
• waft
• weft The weft is a vital component in the process of weaving fabric.

Apsolutly

• absolute
• absolutely
• absolutes
• apostle
• appositely
• aptly
• astutely
• axolotl
• axolotls
• desolately