How to spell SEIVING correctly?

The correct spelling for the misspelling "seiving" is "sieving". Some possible suggestions to remember the correct spelling are to remember that it has only one "i" and to associate it with the word "sieve" which is a kitchen tool used for straining liquids.

• diving I am planning to go diving in the Great Barrier Reef next month.
• giving Giving gifts brings joy to both the giver and the recipient.
• Hiving As soon as they spotted the queen bee hiving on the branch, the beekeepers carefully gathered around her to move her to a new hive.
• jiving She was jiving to the music and seemed to be having a great time.
• living She loves living in the countryside.
• Riving The child was Riving in the pool.
• salving He tried salving his wounded pride with a stiff drink, but it only made things worse.
• saving
• seeing Seeing my old high school friends after years apart was a great feeling.
• Seining Seining is the traditional method of catching fish with a long net.
• seizing The police officer was hurriedly seizing the suspect's weapons.
• serving She was serving drinks at the party all night long.
• servings
• sewing I enjoy sewing my own clothes because it allows me to express my creativity.
• sheaving
• siding The house has metal siding.
• sieving I am sieving the flour to remove any lumps or unwanted particles.
• Siring The practice of siring children is frowned upon by many
• siting After much consideration, the team finally agreed on the ideal siting for their new office building.
• sizing The sizing on these pants is a little small.
• skiing My family loves to go skiing every winter.
• Skiving I can't believe he's already skiving off work on his second day.
• Slaving She was busy slaving over the stovetop.
• solving Solving complex problems requires critical thinking and creative approaches.
• Staving I'm staving off my hunger with some crackers until dinner is ready.
• swerving The car in front of me suddenly started swerving, forcing me to hit the brakes.
• Wiving She was Wiving with her husband for 10 years before they decided to get divorced.

Apsolutly

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