How to spell YREAR correctly?

"Year" is the correct spelling, and if "yyrear" is a common misspelling, it could be due to typographical errors. To avoid it, proofreading and spell-checking are essential. Additionally, using predictive text or auto-correct features on devices can help rectify such mistakes.

• area The beach area was crowded with sunbathers and swimmers.
• bear I saw a black bear in the forest while hiking.
• dear My dear friend, I miss you very much.
• drear The drear weather made it hard for me to get out of bed this morning.
• ear
• fear
• Freer I feel freer when I am out in nature.
• friar The friar walked through the town, blessing the people he met.
• gear
• Greer
• hear
• lear
• near
• pear I am eating a juicy pear for breakfast.
• read I like to read books before I go to bed.
• real I love the taste of real butter on my toast.
• ream
• reap If you sow good deeds, you will reap a harvest of blessings.
• rear I was rear-ended.
• rearm The country decided to rearm its military in response to the growing threat of attack from neighboring countries.
• rears The horse rears up when frightened.
• roar The lion's roar could be heard throughout the park.
• sear I'm going to sear this chicken for dinner.
• tear She wiped away a tear from her eye, trying to keep her composure.
• urea Urea is a compound made from nitrogen and carbon.
• wear I need to wear these shoes to work.
• wreak She had a terrible wreak in her room.
• yea Yea, I believe that it is important to be kind to others.
• yeah I know you're a good player, but yeah, you're not that good.
• year
• Yer

Apsolutly

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