How to spell AGIST correctly?

"Agist" is a commonly misspelled word, often confused with "ageist". To avoid this error, it is important to remember that "agist" refers to the practice of grazing livestock on another person's land for a fee. Correct suggestions for this misspelling include "amidst", "artist", and "agit".

• aegis The new policy is under the aegis of the company's CEO.
• Against The soccer team played against their biggest rival and won the game.
• ageism Ageism is a form of discrimination against people on the basis of their age.
• ageist We should be cautious of being ageist and assuming that older workers are less capable or productive than younger workers.
• ages
• aghast I was always aghast at the things she would do.
• angst She felt a sense of angst as she walked into the unfamiliar room.
• artist The artist painted a beautiful landscape that captured the essence of the mountains perfectly.
• assist I will assist you in completing the project on time.
• ASST
• august
• axis She stood on the axis of the world.
• cagiest She's the cagiest woman I've ever met.
• egoist The egoist cared only about themselves and never considered the feelings or needs of others.
• exist Some people question whether aliens actually exist.
• gist I'm here to deliver the gist of the presentation.
• gust The gust of wind blew leaves across the sidewalk.
• joist The joist is the structural element of the roof.
• sagest This was the sagest thing that I have ever heard.

Apsolutly

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