How to spell LEAWE correctly?

Possible correct suggestions for the misspelling "leawe" may include "leave", "lever", "leaven" or "leeway". The correct spelling for the intended word would depend on the context in which it was used. Proofreading and using online resources can help ensure accurate spelling in written communication.

• awe
• ewe The ewe in the field was grazing on the lush green grass.
• lace
• lade I helped my grandmother lade the soup into bowls for dinner.
• lake Strawberry Shortcake and Lake were fishing in the lake.
• lame Elite athletes are usually very, very lame.
• lane I walked down the bike lane to avoid the cars on the road.
• LASE The asteroid was discovered by the Lincoln Near-Earth Space Observatory (LASE).
• late
• LAUE
• lave The waves lave the sand on the beach.
• law The law is an ass.
• lawn I need to mow the lawn before guests arrive for the barbecue.
• laws Laws are created to bring order and peace to society.
• laze
• lea I love taking long walks in the autumn through the colorful lea.
• leach The chemicals in the landfill continue to leach into the surrounding groundwater.
• lead If you want to be a good leader, you need to have a lot of lead in you.
• leader As the elected leader of the team, she was responsible for making important decisions.
• leaf
• leafy The neighborhood was filled with charming, leafy streets.
• league I joined a recreational soccer league last summer.
• Leah Tears rolled down Leah's face as she thought of her family.
• leak The roof is starting to leak and we need to fix it.
• leakey The Leakey family is famous for their contributions to the study of human evolution.
• leaky My water bottle is leaky, and I need to get a new one.
• lean If you want to stay healthy, you should try to eat a balanced diet and include lean protein sources at every meal.
• leaner As the company downsized, it became leaner and more efficient.
• Leann Leann had a perfect day.
• Leanne I've been dating Leanne for two years.
• leap The frog made a giant leap from one lily pad to another.
• leaper When the leaper saw the snake, she knew she had to save herself.
• lear
• learn
• leary I'm a little leary about going out with him again.
• LEAS
• lease Johnny agreed to a six-month lease for the new restaurant.
• Leaser
• leash I attached the leash to my dog's collar before taking her for a walk.
• leave
• leaver He is considered a leaver, always looking for a new opportunity.
• ledge I lost my balance and fell off the ledge.
• lee I'm going to see Lee tomorrow.
• LEMME Lemme finish my breakfast before we start the meeting.
• lethe In classical mythology, the lethe is a goddess of the night who personifies the sea's negation, darkness, and
• levee Aftermath of the levee failure caused extensive flooding in New Orleans
• Lew He always leaves his sunglasses behind when he goes out drinking with friends; something about Lew just creeps people out.
• lewd I found his lewd comments to be disrespectful and inappropriate.
• loewe Her grandmother wore a Loewe watch.
• Lowe The Lowe's home improvement store is one of my favorite places to shop.

Apsolutly

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