How to spell PRISTS correctly?

If you've accidentally typed "prists" instead of the intended word, "priests", fear not! Here are some helpful suggestions for correcting the misspelling. Simply replace "prists" with "priests" to accurately refer to religious leaders who guide and serve communities. Remember to proofread to avoid such errors in the future.

• jurists In the United States, a number of prominent jurists have been appointed to the Supreme Court.
• pasts We can learn from our pasts to make a better future.
• persists Despite the obstacles, she persists in completing her goals.
• pests The garden was overrun with pests, so we had to call an exterminator.
• posts I always look forward to reading your posts on social media.
• praises She received many praises for her outstanding performance in the play.
• PRATS Please close the window; the prats are getting in the way.
• presets I have a lot of presets that I use all the time.
• presto Presto! Magic was in the air as the magician pulled a rabbit out of his hat.
• prestos
• Prices Prices for gasoline have increased over the past several months.
• prides The lion prides himself on his majestic roar.
• priest The priest performed the sacrament of marriage for the newlywed couple.
• priests
• prints She framed her favorite prints from the art museum on her living room wall.
• PRISMS The reflection of light through a crystal creates a beautiful display of PRISMS.
• Prisons Prisons are designed to incarcerate individuals who have been convicted of committing a crime.
• privets He kept to himself and refused to mix with the other guests, preferring to spend his time with the privets.
• prizes There are many prizes to be won at the county fair.
• purist As a music purist, she refused to listen to modern pop songs and insisted on listening to classical music exclusively.
• purists Some purists believe that only classical music should be performed.
• Rests The fate of the case rests on the decision of the judge.
• wrests He wrests control from the other team with his aggressive style of play.
• wrists She wore a bracelet on each of her wrists, one made of silver and the other gold.

Intertubing

• antedating
• entertain
• entertainer
• entertaining
• inditing
• inner-tubing
• intertwine
• interurban
• intuiting
• undertaking