How to spell LASTES correctly?

If you've accidentally typed "lastes" instead of "lasts", worry not! Here are correct alternatives to rectify the misspelling: "lasts" would be a precise substitution or you could opt for "endures", "persists" or "continues". These options capture the intended meaning and will enhance your writing effortlessly.

• bastes She bastes the turkey before putting it in the oven to roast.
• blasters The group of rebels equipped themselves with rifles, blasters, and thermal detonators before heading out on their mission.
• blasts The sound of the explosions and blasts filled the air during the fireworks show.
• Castes In some societies, people are born into specific castes and cannot move up or down in social class.
• laces
• lades I can't believe how much lades Lindsey stole.
• Lasers
• lasses The lasses danced joyfully around the maypole.
• lassies The lassies were dancing and singing at the Scottish festival.
• last
• Lasted The event lasted for over three hours.
• lasts The taste of the spicy Szechuan chicken lasts a long time in my mouth.
• lats
• lattes My friend told me that she always takes lattes to work.
• leases The landlord agreed to offer shorter leases to cater to the needs of the tenants.
• listens She always listens carefully to her friend's problems.
• lists I have a lot of things to do before our vacation lists.
• loses
• lusts He could not control his carnal lusts and succumbed to his temptations.
• lutes During the Renaissance period, lutes were a popular musical instrument among wealthy aristocrats.
• Pastes
• plasters She had to change the plasters on her wound every day to avoid infection.
• sates He sates his hunger with a bowl of soup.
• slates
• Tastes The pizza tastes delicious.
• wastes He always wastes his time playing video games instead of studying.

Apsolutly

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