How to spell BRACEING correctly?
If you've misspelled "braceing", here are some correct suggestions. First, "bracing" is a present participle of the verb "brace", meaning to support or strengthen. Alternatively, "bracing" can also describe something invigorating or refreshing. Another option is "braising", which refers to cooking food slowly in a closed container with a small amount of liquid.
List of suggestions on how to spell braceing correctly
- bracing I took a walk outside and the bracing wind woke me up.
- bragging He was always bragging about his accomplishments, but never stopped to appreciate the achievements of others.
- braiding She was braiding her hair in preparation for the beach.
- Braining
- braising I am braising the pot roast for several hours to ensure that it's tender and succulent.
- braking She must be braking hard to make that turn.
- braving She was braving the cold weather to go for a morning run.
- brawling The brawling escalated until they were both on the ground.
- Braying The dog was barking like a Braying.
- Brazening He seemed to be brazening out the possibility of a disastrous outcome.
- Brazing Brazing is a process commonly used in welding to join two pieces of metal together.
- Breaching A breaching breach was heard early this morning.
- Bricking
- Broaching I will be broaching the topic of salary negotiations in our upcoming meeting.
- Gracing The sunset was gracing the skies.
- racing The car was racing down the road.
- tracing The detective spent hours tracing the suspect's footsteps around the crime scene.
