How to spell SENTS correctly?
If you meant to write "scent", which means a pleasant or noticeable smell, then you spelled it incorrectly. Other suggestions could be "sense", "sends" or "cents", depending on the intended context. It's always important to double-check spelling to avoid confusion.
List of suggestions on how to spell sents correctly
- bents The bents of the wooden dock creaked under the weight of the heavy boat.
- CENTS
- dents The car had numerous dents all over.
- gents The gents were all dressed in black tuxedos for the wedding.
- Lents There is a small garden in Lents that I like to visit.
- rents
- Saints I am a devout Catholic and a Saints fan.
- sands The sands of the beach felt cool beneath her feet.
- santos In Brazil, churches dedicated to Santa Maria are also known as "santos" churches.
- scents I love the scents of fresh flowers and baked goods.
- seats We need to find seats for everyone during the next meeting.
- sects Insects can form sects.
- senates The senates of many countries have the power to make laws and govern their nations.
- sends He sends texts to his friends every day.
- sens
- sent
- sets She always sets her alarm clock for 6am.
- SETTS Matilda had her bags setts down next to the bed.
- SNITS The traffic on the expressway was snits because of the heavy traffic.
- tents
- vents The vents in the car kept the air circulating and prevented us from feeling hot and stuffy.
Misspelling of the day
Intertubing
- antedating
- entertain
- entertainer
- entertaining
- inditing
- inner-tubing
- intertwine
- interurban
- intuiting
- undertaking
