How to spell TRUSES correctly?

If you meant to write "truses" but realized it's a misspelling, here are some possible correct suggestions. If you were referring to "trusts", it could imply relying on someone or something. Alternatively, if you meant "trusses", that's usually related to supporting structures. It's essential to double-check spellings for accurate communication!

• cruses
• reuses The company reuses old cardboard boxes for shipping instead of buying new ones.
• rises The temperature rises steadily in the morning and peaks in the late afternoon.
• ROSES There are roses blooming in the garden.
• rouses The loud noise of the alarm clock rouses me from my sleep every morning.
• ruses The magician used several ruses to misdirect the audience's attention during his trick.
• traces I found some faint traces of her near the creek.
• Trees The trees change their colours in autumn.
• tress
• tresses She has long, blonde tresses.
• tries She always tries her best to be kind to others.
• trouser He dusted off his trouser legs and stood up.
• trousers Alex put on his brand new trousers for the first time to go to the party.
• truce The two countries agreed to a truce, ending years of conflict and bloodshed.
• truces The two countries had many truces during their long war.
• trues
• truest Her loyalty to her friends is undoubtedly her truest quality.
• truisms Although truisms may seem obvious, sometimes they need to be repeated for people to truly understand and internalize them.
• truss The roof is supported by a sturdy truss system.
• trussed The chef trussed the chicken before roasting it in the oven.
• Trusses A construction worker was using heavy trusses to support a beam.
• Trustees The trustees of this college have a duty to protect its assets.
• trusts She trusts him completely, knowing that he will always have her back.

Apsolutly

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