How to spell BANNISH correctly?
If you've mistakenly typed "bannish" instead of "banish", here are some alternative suggestions to correct the spelling. You could use "expel", "exile", "oust", "remove" or "evict". These words capture the intended meaning of forcing someone to leave or be prohibited from a place, and will help you express yourself accurately in your writing.
List of suggestions on how to spell bannish correctly
- banish The king ordered to banish the traitors from his kingdom.
- banning The government is considering banning the use of single-use plastics to reduce environmental pollution.
- banns The banns of their marriage were published in the local church on three consecutive Sundays.
- burnish I need to burnish my shoes to make them look new again.
- danish
- donnish The professor's donnish way of speaking made it difficult for the students to understand.
- finnish The Finnish language is difficult to understand for some English speakers.
- garnish The chef added a sprig of parsley as a garnish on top of the dish.
- mannish She wore a mannish suit to the business meeting in order to project power and authority.
- tarnish The scandal was a massive hit to the company's reputation and it did more than just tarnish its image.
- vanish
- varnish I need to varnish the table to protect it from spills and scratches.
