How to spell SUABLE correctly?

If you've misspelled "suable", don't fret! Here are some possible correct suggestions. Firstly, consider "suitable", meaning appropriate or fitting. Secondly, "suave" denotes charm and smoothness. Finally, "stable" refers to something sturdy or unchanging. Double-check your intended meaning to choose the correct replacement and avoid confusion.

• able I am able to solve this math problem.
• cable I need to buy a longer cable for my laptop charger.
• fable
• gable The gable of the house was decorated with intricate wood carvings.
• Mable
• ruble
• sable
• sables The noblewoman wore a cloak made of expensive sables.
• sabre The knight drew his sabre and prepared for battle.
• salable The new line of products was expected to be quite salable due to their unique features and trendiness.
• sale
• Savable The document was lost, but fortunately, there was a savable backup.
• scale I stepped on the bathroom scale to check my weight.
• sizable The company experienced a sizable increase in profits last quarter.
• squabble The two friends were having a squabble over who was going to clean the kitchen.
• stable The building needs a stable foundation to withstand earthquakes.
• Stabler In a stabler home, children feel safe and secure.
• stably The economy is stably growing year after year.
• stale I don't like to eat stale bread.
• stubble I need to shave my stubble before the meeting.
• sublet The apartment is sublet to a student for the semester.
• subtle The shift in Tim's tone was subtle, but it was clear he no longer wanted to be there.
• suitable The job candidate did not have the necessary experience, but her positive attitude made her seem suitable for the position.
• table Please place the vase on the table.
• usable The new couch is really usable.

Intertubing

• antedating
• entertain
• entertainer
• entertaining
• inditing
• inner-tubing
• intertwine
• interurban
• intuiting
• undertaking