How to spell LEAGE correctly?

If you accidentally type "leage" instead of "league", don't worry; we all make typos! Here are some correct suggestions for the misspelling: "league", "leakage" or "legacy". Remember to proofread your writing to ensure accuracy or rely on spell-checking tools to catch errors before finalizing your work.

• age
• eager
• lag The video game was experiencing lag, causing the characters to move slowly and make it difficult to play.
• lager I ordered a cold lager to enjoy with my dinner.
• lags The video game lags when too many players are connected.
• lake The sun was setting over the tranquil lake.
• large
• LAUE
• lavage After the funeral, the family took part in the lavage of the deceased's belongings.
• lea The sun was shining brightly through the trees of the lush green lea.
• leafage I can see the leafage on the trees from my house.
• league Without a league, we'd all be losers.
• Leagued The two rival companies have leagued together to dominate the market.
• leagues I'm three leagues from town.
• Leah My best friend Leah stays with me when my parents are out of town.
• leak The bathroom faucet has a leak which needs to be fixed.
• leakage The water leakage from the pipe caused a flood in the basement.
• Leaked Some confidential information was leaked to the press.
• leakey The Leakey family is known for their significant contributions to paleoanthropology.
• leaky The roof was so leaky that the entire floor was wet.
• lear
• lease Can I lease a car from you?
• leave
• ledge I'm going to have to get a new railing for my steps, my old one has broken down and fallen off the ledge
• ledger I need to update the ledger to reflect the recent transactions.
• ledges The cliffs ledges are a popular spot to jump.
• lee I'm grateful for my lucky lee.
• leg I injured my leg during my morning jog.
• legate The Pope sent a legate to negotiate peace with the rival kingdom.
• leger The company's leger showed a significant increase in profits for the quarter.
• legged The cat was three-legged and had to hop around on its back legs.
• leggy
• Lego I love playing with Lego.
• legs Please take your legs off the chair.
• liege As a loyal vassal, he swore allegiance to his liege lord.
• linage Her linage could be traced back to royalty.
• lineage She traced her lineage back to 18th century royalty.
• lodge I'll lodge a complaint about the noisy neighbors.
• loge The loge is one of the most popular sections in the theater.
• luge Our family went to watch the luge runners.
• mileage I drive a hybrid car, so my mileage is good.
• pledge I pledge to always be kind to others.
• sledge The snow was so deep that the team needed a sledge to move the packages.

Apsolutly

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