How to spell LEEASE correctly?
If "leease" is a misspelling of "lease", some possible correct suggestions are: "lease" (correct spelling), "leasey" ("y" instead of "a" is a common typo), "leasee" (adding an extra "e" at the end), "leaseer" (adding an extra "r" at the end) or "leaser" (switching the "a" and "e" letters).
List of suggestions on how to spell leease correctly
- ease The yoga instructor instructed the students to ease into the pose slowly and mindfully.
- LASE She decided to lase her hair for a brand new glamorous look.
- LEAS
- lease I have signed a lease agreement for my new apartment.
- leased The company leased the building to new tenants.
- Leaser The new leaser is quite the talker.
- leases The landlord signed three new leases for the empty storefronts.
- least I'll try to leave work at least an hour early today.
- leeds The city of Leeds is located in the United Kingdom.
- Leeks I added diced leeks to the soup for a subtle onion flavor.
- leers The leers on the faces of the freak showgoers made it clear that they were looking forward to seeing the show.
- lees The winemaker removes the lees from the wine to clarify it.
- please
- release I'm going to release my report in two weeks.
