How to spell STROK correctly?

If you meant to write "stroke", some possible suggestions for correcting the misspelling "strok" could be to add the "e", change the "k" to a "e" or use a different spelling for the word such as "cerebrovascular accident."

• stack
• stark The contrast between the dark trees and the stark white snow was striking.
• steak
• stick She uses a stick to poke the fire.
• stock
• stoke He wanted to stoke the fire to keep warm during the cold winter night.
• stork The stork delivered a beautiful bundle of joy to the new parents.
• straw
• stray The animal shelter is full of stray cats and dogs waiting for new homes.
• streak He has a streak of genius in him.
• strew The strong wind caused the branches to break and strew leaves all over the yard.
• stria
• strike I'll strike you with my vorpal blade.
• strobe I love the strobe effect in the club, it makes everything look like it's in slow motion.
• Strode He strode confidently up the aisle.
• stroke He suffered a stroke and was rushed to the hospital.
• stroked I stroked her hair and she fell asleep.
• Strokes He suffered two strokes last year and had to undergo extensive rehabilitation afterwards.
• stroll I decided to take a stroll outside.
• strong She is a strong woman who can handle anything that comes her way.
• strop He carefully ran the razor blade along the strop to sharpen it before shaving.
• Strove He strove for years to become a professional athlete.
• struck The lightning struck the tree and lit it on fire.
• stuck I am stuck at the red light.
• styron
• trek Parking was scarce and the streets were blocked off for a trek.

Apsolutly

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