How to spell APPRASE correctly?
If you accidentally misspell "apprase", here are some correct suggestions: "appraise", meaning to assess or evaluate something; "apprise", meaning to inform or notify someone; "appease", meaning to pacify or soothe; "appraiser", referring to someone who professionally evaluates property or items. Double-checking your spelling ensures clear communication.
List of suggestions on how to spell apprase correctly
- appease The company tried to appease the angry customers by offering them a discount.
- appeaser She was an appeaser of the gods and soon found that she was no longer alive.
- appose I wish I could appose my Os to your spotless white shirt.
- appraise I appreciate your offer to help me appraise the damage.
- Appraised The antique dealer appraised the family heirloom and confirmed its value.
- appraiser The appraiser is grading the gemstones.
- appraises
- apprise I called my boss to apprise him of the situation.
- Apprised
