How to spell STEET correctly?

If you mistakenly spell "steet" instead of "street", worry not because we all make spelling errors. To correct it, simply remove one "e" to transform it into the correct spelling. Double-checking and proofreading your work can prevent such mistakes, ensuring your writing is error-free.

• seat
• seed
• set
• sett
• sleet The forecast says there will be sleet tonight, so make sure you bundle up.
• start She had a start when she saw him in the crowd.
• STAT The doctor ordered the blood test to be completed stat.
• STE
• stead He found a stead in the stable.
• steed I rode on my steed to the tavern.
• steeds The knights rode on their noble steeds towards the castle.
• steel The steel in the doorframe prevented the door from opening.
• steep The mountain hike was very steep and challenging.
• steer I'm going to steer clear of that pile of driftwood.
• stet After realizing the mistake in the document, the editor added the word "stet" to indicate that the original text should not be changed.
• STETS The company's commitment to excellence STETS them apart from their competitors.
• Steve Steve is my neighbor who always greets me with a smile.
• stew We should make a stew for dinner.
• stewed I had a craving for stewed vegetables, so I slow-cooked a medley of potatoes, carrots, and onions in a rich tomato sauce.
• stoat The stoat is a small carnivorous mammal with a distinctive long slender body and short legs.
• stout
• street He always walks on the street.
• suet Pig suet is a common ingredient in many dog and cat food recipes.
• sweet I love the sweet smell of cinnamon.
• teat The young calf eagerly suckled on the teat of its mother.
• Teed
• test
• tet

Apsolutly

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