How to spell VANT correctly?
If you meant to type "vant" but misspelled it, there are a few suggestions to correct it. One possibility is "want", which means to desire something. Another option is "cant", referring to a slanted or tilted position. Lastly, "vent" could also be a correct suggestion, meaning to release or express something.
List of suggestions on how to spell vant correctly
- ant
- Can't I can't believe how much he has grown in just a year.
- cant
- kant Immanuel Kant was a famous German philosopher.
- pant
- rant She went on a rant about the unfairness of the grading system.
- van The van parked in front of the house was filled with furniture.
- vane The weather vane on top of the barn showed which way the wind was blowing.
- Vang
- vans
- vast The Sahara Desert is vast and stretches across multiple countries in Africa.
- vat The brewery filled the huge vat with their latest batch of beer.
- vaunt He would often vaunt his wealth and status to impress his friends.
- vent I need to open a window to vent out the strong smell of paint.
- want
