How to spell TWISE correctly?
When encountering the misspelling "twise", there are a few correct suggestions that could help clarify the intended word. The possibilities include "twice", meaning two times, "twise", a misspelling without a known definition or "twine", referring to a strong, thread-like material. Proofreading and context are key to ensuring the accurate word is used.
List of suggestions on how to spell twise correctly
- nowise I am nowise able to comprehend your unusual behavior.
- tease She would always tease her little brother about his love for bugs.
- terse
- TWAS
- twee The decorations in her room were too twee for his taste.
- twice
- twig She picked up a twig from the ground and used it to scratch her name in the dirt.
- twigs I can see the twigs on the trees from my hammock.
- twin
- twine I used twine to bind the branches together.
- twiner My little sister is a twiner.
- twines The ivy twines around the trellis as it climbs towards the roof.
- twinge The pain was just a twinge, nothing more.
- twins The couple was blessed with twins, a boy and a girl.
- twist
- twister She had a twister in her hair.
- twisty The twisting staircase was a bit of a twisty challenge.
- twit I can't believe he called me a twit for not knowing the answer.
- twits I can't believe those twits fell for that obvious scam.
- twos The parents carried their twins in twos.
- vise He held the plank of wood firmly in the vise while he sawed it in half.
- Wis Beth knows Wis from walkaburb with her and the other moms.
- wise It is better to be wise than strong.
- WISER I was wiser after the incident.
