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How to spell WUNTEST correctly?

The misspelling "wuntest" can be corrected to "unrest" which means a state of dissatisfaction or disturbance or to "winnest" which means to achieve victory or success. Other possible correct suggestions include "runtest" (to test something by running it), "funniest" (most amusing), and "duntest" (the archaic form of "dint", meaning force or power).

List of suggestions on how to spell wuntest correctly

  • bluntest After the teacher criticized his essay, Tom asked for the bluntest feedback possible so he could improve his writing.
  • contest I'm going to enter the art contest next month.
  • curtest The curtest response she received was a simple "no."
  • cutest The puppy is the cutest animal I have ever seen.
  • dunnest As night fell, the forest grew dunnest and the creatures within it grew bolder.
  • funnest
  • gauntest Despite being well-fed, the marathon runner's face had a gauntest appearance due to the intense physical activity.
  • justest
  • mutest As the mutest person in the group, she preferred to quietly observe the conversation.
  • pentest The company hired a team of experts to conduct a pentest on their system to identify any vulnerabilities.
  • puniest The puniest player on the team was given the responsibility of guarding the opponent's star player.
  • punkest
  • runtiest This is the runtiest kitten in the litter.
  • subtest The psychologist administered a subtest to measure the participant's working memory.
  • unrest The country was facing political unrest due to the controversial policies of the ruling party.
  • wannest
  • wettest Last month was the wettest month of the year with 15 inches of rainfall.
  • whitest The whitest substance on Earth is believed to be the mineral called ice.
  • winiest The winiest bottle of wine in the cellar was saved for the special occasion.

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