How to spell STEPH correctly?

If you find yourself misspelling "Steph" frequently, here are some possible correct suggestions to consider: "Step", "Stephen", "Stef" or "Steff". Double-checking your spelling can prevent confusion and ensure better communication. Remember, accuracy matters!

• staph " Staph infections are caused by bacteria commonly found on the skin or in the nose of healthy individuals.
• stash I've been keeping my stash in my bra.
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• stead He worked steadily to fill the void in his heart with a sense of love and stead.
• steak I'd like to order a steak please.
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• steam She blew her nose on the steam from her coffee.
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• steel The skyscraper was built with a core of steel.
• steep
• steer The driver must steer the boat to avoid hitting objects in the water.
• stein I filled up my stein with cold beer and took a sip.
• stem She was almost finished with her hair, but she needed to stem the hair from her neck.
• Steno I have a Steno machine that I use for transcribing conversations.
• step Peter took a step towards the door.
• Stephan Stephan said he would be happy to help with the project.
• stephen Stephen is my best friend.
• steppe The vast steppe of Central Asia is home to a myriad of nomadic tribes.
• steps I need to take some steps to address my problem.
• stern The ship's stern is sharp.
• stet After reviewing the document, I decided to leave the original sentence and added the word "stet" to indicate that no changes should be made.
• Steve Steve is very good at fixing computers.
• stew For dinner tonight, I made a delicious beef stew.
• stews My grandmother makes the best stews with hearty vegetables and tender chunks of meat.
• stop Stop hitting your sister!
• sylph The sylph was a delicate creature, easily startled.

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• inditing
• inner-tubing
• intertwine
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• intuiting
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