How to spell OPOINT correctly?
If you made the common misspelling "opoint", here are some correct alternatives to consider. Firstly, "appoint" refers to assigning someone to a position. Secondly, "opponent" represents someone you compete against. Lastly, "outpoint" means scoring more points than an adversary. Double-check spellings to communicate accurately.
List of suggestions on how to spell opoint correctly
- anoint During the coronation ceremony, the priest will anoint the new king with holy oil.
- appoint
- opine I opine that the new product is not up to par.
- opting After much deliberation, we are opting for a more eco-friendly lifestyle.
- outpoint The boxer was able to outpoint his opponent in every round of the match.
- paint I want to paint my bedroom walls blue.
- pint I went to the pub for a pint of lager.
- point Jane's presentation was well-researched, but she failed to make a clear point.
- pointy The cat's ears are pointy and always alert.
