How to spell AGURES correctly?
If you've accidentally misspelled "agures", fear not! It could simply be a typo for "agues". Agues are recurring fevers or chills, often associated with malaria. Another option is "allures", meaning to attract or entice someone. Remember to proofread your work to catch such errors and correct them.
List of suggestions on how to spell agures correctly
- abjures The wizard abjures all dark magic and threatens severe consequences to anyone who continues to practice it.
- acres
- adjures He adjures his team members to complete their tasks before the deadline.
- ages It takes ages for me to get ready in the morning.
- agree I agree with your proposal that we should invest more in renewable energy sources.
- agrees What do you think Linda agrees with?
- ares
- argues She argues that her point is just as valid as his.
- Auguries The auguries suggest that success is likely, but we must proceed with caution nonetheless.
- augurs All is not lost - the augurs seem to be indicating that we can still salvage what is left of our relationship.
- Auras I can see people's auras and sense their energy.
- cures Many people claim that chicken soup cures the common cold.
- gores The bull's sharp horns created deep gores in the matador's cape during the Spanish bullfight.
- gurus The internet is full of self-proclaimed marketing gurus who claim to have the secret to success.
- ogres The ogres were huge, brown-skinned creatures that towered over any other creature in the forest.
