How To Spell dire?
How to Pronounce dire?
Correct pronunciation for the word "dire" is [dˈa͡ɪ͡ə], [dˈaɪə], [d_ˈaɪə].
What are the misspellings for dire?
- tier1,
- diareaha,
- diid,
- delare,
- rydere,
- diareahha,
- diarehha,
- dide,
- diareoh,
- defrey,
- dareth,
- derule,
- dairen,
- etire,
- doree,
- deidre,
- dired,
- devire,
- drery,
- ahdere,
- wtare,
- mediare,
- diarehea,
- digory,
- dirrehha,
- diobey,
- knre,
- diry,
- drywe,
- dirrea,
- dthe,
- dieareah,
- driwe,
- dinero,
- ttrue,
- digree,
- adere,
- diarreha,
- dirary,
- dive,
- ddryer,
- direy,
- degrea,
- drice,
- dixe,
- dirive,
- scire,
- diareea,
- gire,
- diress,
- diler,
- dile,
- dreww,
- doure,
- diareahea,
- diarrhe,
- diarrea,
- ciera,
- eitire,
- daria,
- dhiorrea,
- disiare,
- dirver,
- dryrer,
- dvae,
- mdare,
- derge,
- diaray,
- dirtry,
- torie,
- diery,
- dabree,
- dhierehea,
- diarehia,
- ritire,
- diahreah,
- deryer,
- d'ivoire,
- dirrehea,
- dre,
- diahreaha,
- liture,
- dierrea,
- diahreha,
- dawrf,
- derrire,
- dhiorreah,
- deires,
- rire,
- dioram,
- deisre,
- ziare,
- dires,
- duite,
- tier3,
- direaha,
- dgree,
- debre,
- dihreha,
- adure,
- diarhea,
- diorhea,
- diray,
- tire,
- drien,
- disre,
- doorr,
- disorer,
- dirve,
- dirrhea,
- dise,
- litre,
- disere,
- diahreia,
- diyd,
- dierdre,
- tirbe,
- drie,
- drwe,
- 2wire,
- deire,
- disree,
- drime,
- durge,
- dihse,
- dore,
- devore,
- dierea,
- tiere,
- doori,
- hidro,
- dihareea,
- diarria,
- diarehhia,
- adehre,
- dirth,
- dirrera,
- wdie,
- hiire,
- diue,
- deired,
- vitrue,
- ttree,
- diert,
- virew,
- dirreaha,
- peire,
- diorea,
- dirby,
- diare,
- dersire,
- divore,
- duren,
- durea,
- fitire,
- didie,
- whitre,
- hire,
- diereal,
- eire,
- dioreha,
- dierreah,
- dysurea,
- dtrew,
- diariha,
- cirtera,
- ditry,
- dier,
- dmore,
- diaprer,
- diarheaa,
- driev,
- dirarea,
- diaoreha,
- ntire,
- diarh,
- quadere,
- dario,
- derke,
- dir,
- dairey,
- nire,
- duri,
- deriare,
- diser,
- dhare,
- gitare,
- dured,
- aire,
- diret,
- diretor,
- aduire,
- dirreah,
- detire,
- daycre,
- trrue,
- tehre,
- diyer,
- degrre,
- diapre,
- darea,
- airdire,
- derert,
- yadira,
- direahea,
- diareeah,
- dibre,
- dihorea,
- dirp,
- diorreah,
- tirer,
- diiet,
- donre,
- dabre,
- desrie,
- dowrey,
- desaire,
- diserie,
- dieary,
- mediore,
- diarreaha,
- viture,
- dezire,
- ddrew,
- diaria,
- diedre,
- dreee,
- diarheah,
- divare,
- diagree,
- desir,
- joire,
- fire,
- dyrer,
- desre,
- drikke,
- deare,
- dure,
- diae,
- diarreah,
- ddairy,
- deere,
- tjere,
- diarhrea,
- diarrah,
- wrire,
- diarrehea,
- diarie,
- deree,
- dere,
- bire,
- daired,
- derier,
- tier2,
- virue,
- dseire,
- dairreha,
- diariea,
- dine,
- wirey,
- degre,
- hidra,
- addre,
- wtire,
- dosre,
- diarrear,
- direc,
- deisire,
- dite,
- dirdy,
- dieria,
- titre,
- daughre,
- direhhea,
- dorey,
- diarrha,
- diaherea,
- deggre,
- dirtey,
- diharea,
- diareeha,
- drowre,
- delaire,
- atire,
- dubrie,
- timre,
- digre,
- diaerhea,
- ttere,
- diorrea,
- derobe,
- diareer,
- viere,
- atiire,
- ardwre,
- dariy,
- diji,
- d'zure,
- diarehhea,
- deriere,
- dirie,
- darek,
- tigre,
- tenire,
- deegre,
- direcor,
- pire,
- hirie,
- diarheoa,
- doore,
- dieet,
- diahrea,
- diger,
- dibry,
- ndre,
- draize,
- disire,
- detore,
- piture,
- piru,
- dirk,
- direaih,
- idera,
- desiare,
- adire,
- udere,
- datre,
- diareha,
- diahreeah,
- dirreahha,
- debrea,
- sirie,
- durale,
- ehtire,
- dsire,
- diareah,
- diarroea,
- diseire,
- drerey,
- disaree,
- djree,
- wire,
- vire,
- diahreea,
- diheria,
- derve,
- tiree,
- difere,
- diarherra,
- direa,
- darroe,
- dreay,
- diures,
- dsee,
- edure,
- diarehaa,
- cire,
- diariah,
- deidra,
- ditery,
- dirreha,
- diorreha,
- dvere,
- diarea
"Dire" in context
Dire is a word that is often used to describe a situation that is considered to be extremely serious or urgent. It is also used to describe something that is very dangerous or direful. For instance, a dire situation would be one that is marked by a high degree of difficulty or danger, such as a natural disaster or a global pandemic. Dire can also be used to describe situations that involve great suffering, such as famine or war. In some cases, dire can also be used to describe something that is extremely unpleasant or depressing. Finally, dire can be used to describe something that is considered to be extremely bad luck or misfortune.
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