How to spell TARIFE correctly?
If you have mistakenly written "tarife" instead of "tariff", worry not, as I have some suggestions for correction. The correct spelling for the term you intended to use is "tariff". By avoiding this misspelling, you can ensure effective communication in various contexts, especially in relation to trade and pricing calculations.
List of suggestions on how to spell tarife correctly
- carafe The waiter placed a carafe of water on the table.
- rife The jungle was rife with exotic birds and animals.
- strife In her eyes, I could see the strife of wars and battles fought.
- tare John taped a banana to the top of the refrigerator to remind him to tare the vegetables before cooking.
- tariff The tariff on imported goods will increase next year.
- tariffs The new tariffs on imported steel will have a significant impact on local manufacturers.
- Tarim The Tarim Basin is an extensive moraine-dammed region in Central Asia.
- Taring I need to taring my clothes before I go to bed.
- thrive With hard work and determination, businesses can thrive even in a challenging economy.
- tribe The tribe gathers to celebrate their new chief.
- trice In just a trice, the magician pulled a rabbit out of his hat.
- trifle She felt that losing one dollar was just a trifle and not worth worrying about.
- trike John rode his red trike to the park.
- tripe I personally don't like tripe in my soup.
- trite The movie's plot was so trite, I could predict the ending within the first few minutes.
Misspelling of the day
Apsolutly
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- absolutely
- absolutes
- apostle
- appositely
- aptly
- astutely
- axolotl
- axolotls
- desolately
