How to spell MERAGE correctly?
Possible correct suggestions for the misspelling "merage" include "mirage", a visual illusion caused by atmospheric conditions, "merge", to join or combine two or more things into one or "marriage", a formal union between two individuals. The context in which the misspelling occurs may help determine the correct suggestion.
List of suggestions on how to spell merage correctly
- marge Marge loves to bake pies and is known for her delicious apple pie.
- meager After losing his job, he relied on his meager savings to make ends meet.
- meagre Despite working long hours, John's salary remained meagre.
- menage In the movie 'The Dreamers', a love-filled menage a trois story is presented.
- mere
- merge
- merger The merger of the two companies resulted in a larger and more competitive corporation.
- message
- mirage The shimmering oasis in the middle of the desert turned out to be nothing but a mirage.
- mirages In the heat of the desert, mirages often tricked our eyes into seeing water in the distance.
- peerage The British peerage is hierarchical and consists of five ranks, from highest to lowest: duke, marquess, earl, viscount, and baron.
- rage The parents' rage was palpable when they discovered their daughter had been bullied at school.
