How to spell PROSSES correctly?
If you've made the common misspelling "prosses", worry not! The correct spelling you were looking for is "processes". Double-check your spelling in future to ensure accuracy and clarity. Remember, even the smallest spelling correction can make a significant difference in your writing.
List of suggestions on how to spell prosses correctly
- crosses The pedestrian carefully crosses the busy street.
- grosses
- passes He passes the basketball to his teammate so she can shoot a three-pointer.
- pisses
- poises The gymnast poises herself perfectly before executing her routine on the balance beam.
- poses The controversial painting poses many questions about the artist's intention.
- Posies I picked up a few posies from the florist for my friend's birthday.
- posses
- possess I possess a collection of vintage postcards.
- praises She never praises her colleagues in front of the boss.
- pressers His parents were avid pressers of their five children.
- presses She presses on the gas pedal and accelerates down the highway.
- processes
- professes She professes to be an animal rights activist, but she still wears fur coats.
- promises My boss promises a big bonus if we meet our sales target this month.
- proposes She proposes a new plan of action for the upcoming project.
- prose She was known for her beautiful prose in her novels.
- prosiest
- prospers The town prospers under the new mayor.
- pusses I have 10 cats and 3 dogs, so chances are I'll have at least a few pusses.
- ROSES I bought a bouquet of roses for my girlfriend.
- rouses The loud thunder rouses me from my sleep.
