How to spell SEIEGE correctly?
If you find yourself misspelling "seiege", here are a few correct suggestions: "siege", "seize" or "segue". "Siege" refers to a military blockade, "seize" means to take hold of something forcefully, and "segue" is used when smoothly transitioning from one topic to another.
List of suggestions on how to spell seiege correctly
- beige My beige cardigan clashes with my pink dress.
- besiege The army will besiege the castle until the enemy surrenders.
- liege The knight was fiercely loyal to his liege lord.
- sedge The riverbank was covered in dense sedge, a natural habitat for many species of wildlife.
- seine I went for a stroll along the Seine River in Paris.
- seize
- serge The tailor used a fine serge fabric for the suit.
- sewage The sewage plant is the main source of pollution in the city.
- siege The enemy army laid siege on the castle for months before finally breaking through the walls.
- sieges During medieval times, castles were often subjected to long and brutal sieges in order to starve out the defenders and force a surrender.
- sieve I'm going to use my sieve to sift the flour.
- singe
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