How to spell BEWAILLABLE correctly?
"Bewaillable" is a misspelling of the word "bewailable". The correct spelling should be "bewail-able". It means capable of being lamented or mourned. To avoid confusion, one should use the correct spelling or opt for alternative phrases like "grief-inducing" or "worthy of lamentation".
List of suggestions on how to spell bewaillable correctly
- Bailable The judge declared the offense is bailable, allowing the defendant to be released upon posting bail.
- Believable The actor's performance was so convincing that it made the absurd plotline seem believable.
- Billable The lawyer tracked his billable hours meticulously in order to invoice his clients accurately.
- Recallable The contract states that the loan is recallable at any time before the agreed-upon maturity date.
- Refillable I bought a refillable water bottle to help reduce plastic waste.
