How to spell BEGIND correctly?
If you meant "begind" but couldn't find a suitable correction, there's a possibility you intended to type "begin". This simple correction makes more sense contextually and grammatically. "Begin" means to start or commence something. So, if you're about to embark on a new endeavor, consider using "begin" instead of "begind."
List of suggestions on how to spell begind correctly
- Began I began studying for my exams last night.
- Begged
- Begging The homeless man on the street corner was begging for spare change from passersby.
- begin
- begins The new semester begins next week.
- Begone " Begone, foul demon!" cried the priest as he sprinkled holy water on the possessed woman.
- beguine The beguine was a popular dance in the Caribbean during the 19th century.
- Begun I have only just begun my journey towards my goals.
- behind The store is located behind the gas station.
- Belinda Belinda is studying to become a doctor.
- bend
- beyond My dreams extend beyond what anyone in my family has ever accomplished.
- bind I need to bind these papers together before handing them over.
- blind She learned to read Braille after she became blind.
- legend The legend of King Arthur and his knights has captivated audiences for centuries.
