How to spell MISTRO correctly?

The correct spelling for "mistro" is "maestro". This term refers to a highly skilled or respected artist, especially in music. It is a title often given to conductors or composers. "Maestro" carries a sense of mastery and expertise, capturing the essence of someone truly exceptional in their craft.

• bistro I am going to meet my friends at the French bistro for lunch.
• castro
• maestro The orchestra followed the maestro's every gesture, producing a beautiful symphony.
• metro
• misdo I hope you don't misdo the task I entrusted to you.
• misery I can't stand being in this misery anymore.
• mist The mist was so thick, I could barely see my own hand in front of my face.
• Misted After leaving the raincloud, the temperature changed dramatically and I quickly became misted.
• mister I asked him to be my Mister.
• misters In the group, everyone was referred to as " Misters.
• Mistook I mistook the stranger for my cousin since they looked very similar from a distance.
• mistral During the Mistral's passage, the air was thick with sand and dust.
• mists The mists rolled in from the sea, engulfing the entire village in a thick blanket of fog.
• misty The air was still and misty.
• mitre The bishop wore an ornate hat with a jeweled mitre during the procession.

Apsolutly

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