How to spell SCATFUL correctly?
If you've mistakenly written "scatful", fear not! The correct term may have been "scathful", which means to be critical or damaging. Alternatively, "scantful" could suit your intended expression, referring to something in short supply. Mistakes happen, but choosing the right word can make all the difference!
List of suggestions on how to spell scatful correctly
- Cartful I struggled to find a parking spot, but eventually found one and returned to my car with a cartful of groceries.
- Factful I find his book to be factful and enlightening, providing a well-researched and comprehensive analysis of the topic.
- Hatful He bought a hatful of apples from the fruit stand.
- Sackful I brought a sackful of apples from the orchard for the pie I'm planning to bake.
- Stateful A stateful firewall is capable of monitoring and controlling network traffic based on the state and context of the network connections.
- Tactful She delivered the news in a tactful and sensitive manner.
