How to spell WAJSE correctly?

"Wajse" can be corrected to "waste", "wise" or "waist", depending on the intended meaning. Other possible suggestions include "waves", "wares", "waxes" or "wages". Checking context and using a spell checker can help avoid common misspellings.

• AJS
• APSE The altar was located in the apse at the end of the church.
• ASE "As an ASE-certified technician, he was highly sought after by car owners in the area."
• ASSE
• BASE The base of the lamp was made of solid marble.
• CASE She left her phone case at home and was worried about damaging her phone.
• CAUSE The heavy downpour has caused flooding in many parts of the city.
• EASE She tried to ease the tension in the room by cracking a joke.
• FALSE His argument was based on false premises and therefore was easily refuted by the opposing team.
• FAPSE
• HAWSE The hawse pipes are used to guide the anchor chain to and from the anchor storage compartment.
• LAPSE His membership will lapse if he doesn't renew it by the end of the month.
• LASE The doctor used lase to remove the patient's tattoo.
• MANSE The wealthy businessman built a magnificent manse on the hill overlooking the countryside.
• PARSE The program is designed to parse through complex data sets and extract important information.
• PASSE Many traditional methods of teaching are becoming passe, as new technologies and teaching strategies are introduced.
• PAUSE The band decided to pause their concert for a moment of silence to pay tribute to a fallen member.
• RAISE I need to ask my boss for a raise in my salary.
• SASE Please include a SASE with your donation so we can send you a tax receipt.
• TASE It is recommended not to tase someone unless it is a matter of self-defense.
• VASE She placed the freshly-cut flowers in the tall, white vase on the windowsill.
• WADE He had to wade through the murky water to get to the other side of the river.
• WADGE She received a wadge of cash from her grandparents for her graduation.
• WADS He stuffed wads of tissues into his pockets before heading out into the freezing weather.
• WAGE My boss promised to increase my wage after my performance review.
• WAGS The WAGS of the football players are often seen attending the games and supporting their partners.
• WAIS The WAIS is a widely used intelligence test for adults.
• WAIST She wore a fitted dress that cinched at the waist and flared out at the hips.
• WAITE
• WAIVE I will waive my right to sue if you agree to repair the damages.
• WAJM
• WAKE I like to wake up early and have a cup of coffee before starting my day.
• WALE The fisherman pulled in the net, which was heavy with a large wale swimming inside.
• WALSH
• WANE As the night progresses, the moon begins to wane and eventually disappears from the sky.
• WARE My parents have a collection of antique glassware displayed in their dining room.
• WARS The two nations declared war on each other, beginning one of the worst wars in history.
• WAS I was going to the store when I realized I forgot my wallet.
• WASH I need to wash my hands before lunch.
• WASM WASM enables running compiled languages such as C++ and Rust in web browsers.
• WASN
• WASP A WASP landed on my arm while I was sitting outside.
• WASSCE He spent his entire summer preparing for the WASSCE exams.
• WAST
• WASTE She began to realize that reusing and recycling was a good way to reduce waste.
• WATS
• WAVE I love hearing the sound of waves crashing against the shore.
• WAYNE Wayne was always the first one to arrive at the office.
• WAYS I am open to exploring new ways of doing things.
• WAZE I frequently use Waze to avoid traffic on my commute to work.
• WHOSE Whose turn is it to feed the cat?
• WISE The wise man once said, "it is better to remain silent and be thought a fool, than to speak and remove all doubt."
• WORSE The economic situation is worse than we anticipated.
• WRASSE The rainbow wrasse is a stunningly colorful fish found in the tropical Indo-Pacific region.

Attenttion

• attention
• attentions
• attenuation
• inattention