How To Spell awe?
How to Pronounce awe?
Correct pronunciation for the word "awe" is [ˈɔː], [ˈɔː], [ˈɔː].
What are the misspellings for awe?
- aweare,
- awate,
- awaire,
- onwer,
- awex,
- eweirv,
- vawe,
- awauy,
- hawiie,
- wawa,
- awwwk,
- hawie,
- are3,
- awarei,
- awww,
- anywear,
- awd,
- aiowe,
- aw,
- awaile,
- hawe,
- ahwile,
- fwe,
- opwer,
- awaere,
- asswer,
- opwe,
- anwar,
- awarae,
- afe,
- 2we,
- arfe,
- axe,
- affe,
- awera,
- awarea,
- aww,
- hawia,
- awayu,
- yaweeh,
- akie,
- awaare,
- anwwer,
- awey,
- dawer,
- awater,
- pawer,
- age18,
- arwe,
- aie,
- allwo,
- awear,
- aswe,
- yaweh,
- arwaw,
- apower,
- ovwer,
- anwear,
- aweard,
- anewer,
- awith,
- aweak,
- iawa,
- aswear,
- aweel,
- awayy,
- aeway,
- uwere,
- arowe,
- aafe,
- uswer,
- swey,
- nwe,
- kuwer,
- bwe,
- are7,
- anawer,
- awakw,
- afue,
- wwe,
- ahe,
- awaay,
- we'',
- hiawia,
- aweek,
- fawer,
- awore,
- l0wer,
- adeu,
- awh,
- awarw,
- awire,
- qwer,
- awau,
- ae,
- huawei,
- abe,
- abovwe,
- awaer,
- ovwe,
- hawiee,
- awile,
- aaware,
- ahve,
- othwe,
- aoe,
- awswer,
- yawah,
- awarre,
- ouwer,
- awwwwww,
- onewe,
- lawer,
- awide,
- aweome,
- ariwe,
- keawe,
- mwe,
- awaye,
- thawe,
- awqke,
- aew,
- awser,
- tweo,
- awair,
- awsy,
- sawe,
- awale,
- awner,
- awarer,
- aws,
- aniwer,
- azue,
- awya,
- swe,
- aaway,
- awrae,
- arewa,
- afew,
- awao,
- ayway,
- awwwww,
- unawear,
- awre,
- anyweay,
- awai,
- hwe,
- ifwe,
- ywe,
- twe,
- werwe,
- awwe,
- ahpe,
- wwer,
- unawaer,
- awwww,
- lwe,
- ane,
- aweber,
- awall,
- awaya,
- leawe,
- owe've,
- pwe,
- alowe,
- fwew,
- dearwe,
- anwer,
- awaqy,
- uswe,
- iwe,
- ake,
- yahwey,
- ase,
- asweer,
- aweay,
- awere,
- atthe,
- otawa,
- aweat,
- age3,
- awayf,
- aaec,
- awayre,
- aswa,
- awae,
- we11,
- wae,
- yahweh,
- atower,
- uwe,
- awoyd,
- knwe,
- tawau,
- arware,
- awell,
- cerwe,
- awy,
- ahae,
- sa'wi,
- akey,
- abowe,
- alwy,
- asce,
- eweek,
- awawy,
- lawe,
- furwe,
- qwe,
- whwer,
- awfu,
- awwed,
- aweet,
- oweka,
- ownwe,
- awke,
- awe'd,
- aweke,
- owern,
- atwo,
- aawera,
- anywa,
- knwew,
- waway,
- tawer,
- ahce,
- wawe,
- awife,
- awer,
- awsa,
- awa,
- vwey,
- awhie,
- afwe,
- aee,
- awway,
- aiuwehf,
- i'we,
- ame,
- awewome,
- awyer,
- awaw,
- aswer,
- vaway,
- aiwth,
- ade.
"Awe" in context
Awe is a feeling of intense admiration, with profound respect, and a result of something being vast, powerful or mysterious. It is a complex emotion that has the power to be both a positive and a negative experience. That feeling of awe provides a sense of purpose, wonder, and curiosity. Awe-inspiring places, moments, and events can inspire and motivate us to be our best selves.
The experience of awe is associated with increased physical, psychological and social well-being, increased creativity and imagination, increased pro-social behaviour, greater humility and even improved physical health, with some studies linking it to a lowered risk of cardiovascular disease.
The experience of awe is associated with increased physical, psychological and social well-being, increased creativity and imagination, increased pro-social behaviour, greater humility and even improved physical health, with some studies linking it to a lowered risk of cardiovascular disease.
Usage over time for awe:
This graph shows how "awe" have occurred between 1800 and 2008 in a corpus of English books.