How to spell RETAIR correctly?
If you find the misspelling "retair" popping up often, fear not! Here are some possible correct suggestions: "retire" - indicating one's exit from work; "repair" - addressing an issue or fixing something; "retard" - denotes a delay or slowdown; "retail" - pertaining to the sale of goods or services. Choose the appropriate term based on the context.
List of suggestions on how to spell retair correctly
- rear The child sat in the rear of the car, playing with their toys.
- Relaid The rug was Relaid after it got pulled out from under the feet of a guest.
- Repaid
- repair
- retail I prefer shopping for my clothes at retail stores.
- retailer I'm looking for a retailer for my new product.
- retain
- retainer I wear a retainer every night to keep my teeth from shifting.
- retake I have to retake the exam since I didn't pass it the first time.
- retie I need to retie my shoelaces before this walker picks up speed.
- retire My grandfather decided to retire from his job after working for 40 years.
- stair I tripped on the stair and stumbled down the rest of the steps.
