How to spell COMMENSALES correctly?
If you're encountering the misspelling "Commensales", consider these possible correct suggestions: 1) "Commensals" - referring to organisms that benefit from a symbiotic relationship; 2) "Commensurate" - indicating proportionate or equal; or 3) "Comensales" - a variation that preserves the original meaning, but with a corrected spelling.
List of suggestions on how to spell Commensales correctly
- Commensalism A common example of commensalism is the relationship between cattle egrets and cattle, where the birds feed on insects stirred up by the grazing animals without harming or benefiting them.
- Commensalist The bird and the giraffe have a commensalist relationship as the bird perches on the giraffe's back, benefiting from the elevated vantage point while not causing any harm or providing any benefit
- Commentates The sports commentator commentates on live matches and provides analysis to the viewers.
- Compensates The company offers a competitive salary that compensates employees for their hard work and dedication.
