How to spell PRIOER correctly?

When encountering the misspelling "prioer", there are several possible correct suggestions to consider. The correct spelling might be "prior", which means something that comes before or takes precedence. Another option could be "prayer", referring to a spiritual practice. Proofreading and using spell-check can help identify and correct such errors.

• brier The thorny brier bush scratched my arm as I walked past it.
• crier The town crier was responsible for alerting residents of important news and events.
• drier The clothes in the drier are almost done.
• pier The pier boasts a beautiful view of the ocean.
• piker This is not a bike for a cyclist who is interested in experiencing the great outdoors; this is a piker bike.
• piper The Piper Bailey folklore festival is a must-attend event.
• prater
• prayer
• prefer
• price I need to find the price of the shoes before I can buy them.
• pricey The hotel room was too pricey for my budget.
• pricker I accidentally stepped on a pricker and it really hurt.
• pride He felt a sense of pride as he received the award for his hard work.
• Pried The detective pried open the locked drawer using a crowbar.
• Prier I saw him prier through the keyhole.
• priers
• pries She pries into other people's business all the time.
• prime The prime minister addressed the nation on live television.
• primer This is a primer on how to play the violin.
• primmer She needed a new refill of her primmer.
• prion This new strain of the prion disease is cause by a mutation in the gene DRD2.
• prior I wish I had attended the prior meeting.
• priors
• priory In 12th century England, the Archbishop of Canterbury's priory served as a center for religious education for the king's children
• prize The prize for the winning team was a trip to Hawaii.
• proper It's important to use proper grammar when writing a paper for school.
• pruner I am going to use the pruner to cut the roses.
• Pryor The film " Pryor" is about an American House Counsel who goes to prison for a crime he did not commit.
• riper She had never seen such a riper apple in her life.
• sprier Since beginning his exercise routine, grandpa has been feeling sprier than ever before.
• trier He is a persistent trier and will not give up until he accomplishes his goals.

Apsolutly

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