How to spell APPELLOER correctly?
If you have mistakenly written "appelloer" instead of the correct spelling, here are some possible alternatives: "appellee", which refers to the party being appealed against or "appellor", the party initiating the appeal. Properly using these terms will ensure accuracy and clarity in legal contexts.
List of suggestions on how to spell appelloer correctly
- Appalled When I saw the condition of my friend's apartment, I was appalled by the mess and clutter.
- Appealed The defendant appealed the court's decision, hoping for a more favorable outcome.
- Appeaser Neville Chamberlain is often described as an appeaser for his policy of appeasement toward Hitler before World War II.
- Appellant The appellant is seeking a reversal of the lower court's decision.
- Appellate The defendant's lawyer filed an appellate brief to challenge the decision made by the lower court.
- Appetizer The restaurant offers a variety of delicious appetizers to kickstart your meal.
- Applier He is a diligent job applier, filling out multiple applications every day.
- Impeller The impeller in the water pump was responsible for circulating the coolant in the engine.
- Rappelled The brave climber rappelled down the steep cliff with utmost precision.
- Repeller The ultrasonic repeller scared away the mice from my house.
- Speller The speller confidently spelled the word and won the spelling bee.
