How to spell SURPILE correctly?
If you've mistakenly written "surpile" instead of the correct term, there are a couple of possible suggestions. The correct word could be "surplice", which refers to a loose, lightweight liturgical vestment worn by clergy. Alternatively, it might be "surpass" if you intended to convey the idea of exceeding or going beyond expectations. Double-check your context for the accurate replacement!
List of suggestions on how to spell surpile correctly
- purple The sky at dusk was painted a beautiful shade of purple.
- servile The waiter's servile behavior toward the customer made him seem subservient and obsequious.
- supine Despite their parent's insistence, the children refused to sit up for dinner and remained supine on the living room rug.
- supple The supple leather of the new shoes made them incredibly comfortable to wear.
- surplice She was wearing a surplice and apron.
