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How to spell SOORY correctly?

If you're mistyping "soory" instead of "sorry", fret not! Here are a few helpful alternatives: sorrow, story, stony, sorry. "Sorrow" signifies sadness, "story" refers to a narrative, "stony" implies hardness, while "sorry" expresses regret. Choose wisely to ensure your message is appropriately conveyed.

List of suggestions on how to spell soory correctly

  • Cory
  • dory Nemo and his father, Marlin, traveled to Sydney in a fisherman's dory to find Nemo's lost tail.
  • gory The horror movie had too much gory violence for my taste.
  • hooray Hooray, my favorite team won the championship!
  • Kory I met Kory at the party and we hit it off.
  • Rory My best friend Rory always seems to be having the time of her life.
  • savory Savory herbs add a depth of flavor to the sauce.
  • scary Yesterday, I found a scary movie on TV.
  • score I'm going to score some points this weekend.
  • snore She could hear him snore from where she was standing.
  • soar
  • sonora
  • SONY I recently purchased a new SONY PlayStation for my gaming setup.
  • soon
  • soot The chimney sweep's clothes were covered in black soot after cleaning out the fireplace.
  • sooty This room smells sooty.
  • sore My feet feel really sore from walking around so much.
  • sorry
  • sort
  • sour We were served a sour lemonade.
  • sourly She looked at me sourly when I declined her invitation.
  • soy I ate soy sauce for the first time.
  • Spiry I'm really falling down spiry rabbit hole
  • spoor The hunter followed the spoor of the deer in order to track its movements.
  • spore
  • spry Spry is an adjective meaning lively and nimble.
  • store
  • storey
  • story A story is a collection of words that tell a tale.
  • Swore I swore to tell the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth.
  • tory The Tory party is made up of many different people.

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