How to spell SATLE correctly?

The misspelling "satle" is likely intended to be "settle" or "saddle". If referring to settling a situation, suggest using "settle". If referring to saddling a horse, suggest using "saddle".

• castle The castle stood majestically on top of the hill, overlooking the entire town.
• sable The sable coat was made from the soft fur of the Siberian mammal.
• saddle I need to adjust the saddle on my bike before I can go for a ride.
• sadly Sadly, the event had to be cancelled due to unforeseen circumstances.
• Sailed The ship sailed into the port as the sun set over the horizon.
• Sal I added some sal to the dish to enhance its flavor.
• sale
• salt
• sat She sat down on the couch to read her book.
• sate After hours of hiking, the delicious meal was enough to sate our hunger.
• saute I like to saute vegetables in olive oil for a healthy dinner option.
• seattle Seattle is known for its coffee culture and iconic Space Needle.
• settle I am ready to settle down and start a family.
• sidle
• slate I wrote my daily to-do list on a slate and hung it on my fridge.
• stable After a long period of volatility, the stock market finally seems to be stable.
• stale The bread had become stale after being left out for a few days.
• staple My favourite staple food is rice.
• startle The loud noise from the fireworks was enough to startle me.
• STE
• stile His stile was not to be messed with.
• stole
• style I have a very different style from my sister.
• sutler The sutler in the town had a large selection of goods for sale.
• tale She read a fantastical tale about a magical kingdom.

Apsolutly

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