How to spell SCARCES correctly?
One possible correct suggestion for the misspelling "scarces" is "scarcely". This word means "barely" or "hardly" and is commonly used in English. Another correct suggestion could be "scares", which means to frighten or alarm someone.
List of suggestions on how to spell scarces correctly
- sarges
- sauces
- Scales
- scarce Fresh water is scarce in many parts of the world, and access to it is a major problem.
- scarcely She had scarcely begun her project when the power went out.
- scarcest In this remote area, fresh water is the scarcest resource.
- scares The sound of footsteps outside my window scares me.
- Scarfs She carefully wrapped the delicate porcelain tea set in soft scarfs before placing them in the box for safekeeping during the move.
- scarps The geologists studied the scarps that formed along the fault line.
- Scars She had scars on her knees from when she fell off her bike as a child.
- Scarves I always wear warm scarves in the winter to protect my neck from the cold.
- sconces The sconces were a bit too bright for my taste.
- scorches The sun's intense heat scorches the desert landscape.
- scores The concert was a huge success, receiving high scores from the audience.
- screes The Falling Screes were terrifying sights.
- sources I need to gather information from multiple sources before writing my research paper.
- spaces The library's tables were placed at generous spaces to ensure social distancing.
