How to spell SANLY correctly?

If you've misspelled "sanly", fret not, as there are several correct alternatives you may have intended. The word "sandy" refers to a texture resembling sand or a golden color. Another option could be "sanely", meaning to act in a rational and sensible manner. Remember to double-check your spelling next time!

• mainly
• Manley Somebody named Manley is coming to our party.
• manly He tried to act manly, but deep down he was terrified.
• meanly He was meanly criticized by his colleagues during the meeting.
• only
• sadly Sadly, her application was rejected for the fifth time.
• safely After completing the safety check, I can safely say that the roller coaster ride is ready for passengers.
• sagely The wise old man sagely advised us to always think before we act.
• sail I love to sail on a sunny day.
• saintly The nun's saintly behavior inspired others to follow in her footsteps.
• Sal I ate at the Sal's Italian restaurant.
• sale
• sally Sally ran to catch the bus.
• San I'm calling from San Francisco.
• san'a She was wearing a traditional San'a dress.
• sana I hope the food I'm making is sana for you.
• sand As the wind blew, the sand stung my skin.
• sandy
• sane After a long vacation, I feel much more relaxed and sane.
• sanely I cannot believe he is doing that - he's completely sanely up to something.
• sang She sang a beautiful lullaby to put her baby to sleep.
• sanity After my friend told me about her conspiracy theories, I began to question her sanity.
• Sank
• Sans let's go sans the drama
• saul King Saul was overthrown and slain by the Philistines.
• sawfly The sawfly is a common insect that can cause damage to trees and plants.
• scaly The skin of the lizard was scaly to the touch.
• silly I am going to make this a silly project.
• singly She worked through each task singly, completing them one by one.
• sly I'm not sure I trust him; he's such a sly guy.
• snarly The dog was snarly when I went to pet it.
• sonny "Hey sonny, do you need any help carrying those groceries?
• SONY I have a Sony Vaio laptop.
• stanley Stanley was the name of the detective in the famous novel by Agatha Christie, "A Murder is Announced".
• sully I don't want to sully my reputation by associating with disreputable people.
• sunny It's a beautiful day outside, with a clear blue sky and plenty of sunshine making it very sunny.
• surly He was a surly old man who never smiled.
• vainly I vainly tried to grab the ball before it hit the ground.
• wanly The flowers wanly nod in the breeze.
• zany I have the zany idea to put a neon sign in my trunk that says "I'm zany.

Apsolutly

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