How to spell WEARN correctly?

If you find yourself mistakenly typing "wearn" instead of the intended word, here are a few possible suggestions to consider: "learn", "warn", "wean" or "yarn". Double-check your context and pick the word that fits best, ensuring your message is clear and accurate.

• earn I hope to earn a good grade on the upcoming test.
• learn
• near
• Vern Vern did not want to go over to his neighbor's house, but he knew he had to.
• wain The farmer loaded hay onto his wain in the early morning.
• wan The sick child looked wan and pale as he struggled to get out of bed.
• war The Romans were at war with the Persians.
• warn Please warn me if you see anything strange.
• warns The meteorologist warns that a severe thunderstorm is approaching the area.
• weaken The disease will weaken your immune system.
• wean Mary is trying to wean her baby off breast milk and introduce him to formula.
• weans The mother weans her child off of breastmilk at six months.
• weapon He picked up his weapon and prepared to defend himself.
• wear I can't wait to wear my new dress tonight.
• wearing I am wearing a blue shirt today.
• wears She wears a new dress.
• weary I became weary after walking for hours in the hot sun.
• Ween Ween released a new album this year.
• weir The weir blocks the river's flow for a few hours during the morning and evening.
• wen I had a large wen on my cheek that needed to be removed by a doctor.
• worn I was feeling worn out after standing in line for so long.
• yearn I yearn to travel the world and explore different cultures.

Apsolutly

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