How to spell RACIOUSLY correctly?
If you're looking for the correct spellings of "raciously", there are two possibilities: "graciously" and "officiously". "Graciously" means to do something in a courteous and kind manner, while "officiously" refers to being overly eager to offer unsolicited help. Choose the right one based on the context of your sentence.
List of suggestions on how to spell raciously correctly
- graciously The hostess graciously welcomed her guests with a smile and a warm hug.
- preciously She treated her grandmother's antique jewelry preciously, knowing the sentimental value they held.
- rapaciously The company's CEO was criticized for acting rapaciously, taking advantage of his employees and customers for his own personal gain.
- raucously The children laughed and played raucously at the playground.
- Veraciously She assured him veraciously that the accusations were baseless and untrue.
- viciously He viciously attacked the opposing team during the game.
- voraciously The child ate the pizza voraciously, not stopping until the last slice was gone.
