How to spell PREUSE correctly?
If you mistakenly typed "preuse", fear not, as there are several correct alternatives you may have meant. Perhaps "reuse", indicating the act of using something again or "peruse", meaning to examine with attention. Both options align more accurately with common usage and will help convey your intended message more effectively.
List of suggestions on how to spell preuse correctly
- pause I had to pause my presentation because of the loud noise outside the room.
- peruse As I peruse the book, I realize that it is more intriguing than I had originally thought.
- praise
- precise The engineer was able to create a precise blueprint for the new building.
- premise
- PREPS The preps always wore the latest designer clothes to school.
- prepuce
- PRES
- preset She always has a preset disposition.
- press
- pressed She pressed the button multiple times, but the elevator didn't come.
- Presser He is a top-level presser in the industry.
- presses He presses the gas pedal to accelerate the car.
- presume I presume you're speaking about me.
- preys Crows preys on small animals.
- PRIUS
- profuse The new garden was full of profuse blooming plants.
- prose
- Reese My best friend is named Reese.
- reuse I always try to reuse items instead of throwing them away to minimize waste.
- rouse I would like to rouse myslef from this coma.
- ruse I caught her in a ruse to get my attention.
Misspelling of the day
Apsolutly
- absolute
- absolutely
- absolutes
- apostle
- appositely
- aptly
- astutely
- axolotl
- axolotls
- desolately
