How to spell DETIRE correctly?

If you've misspelled "detire", worry not! Here are some suitable alternatives: "retire", meaning to cease working; "attire", referring to clothing; "entire", denoting a whole entity; or "desire", expressing a strong want. Check your context and select the correct word accordingly, making your writing error-free!

• attire I'm not sure what attire is appropriate for a wedding.
• dative In the German language, people can recognize dative case nouns by the preposition "mit" or "zu.
• deere
• Deidre
• demure She wore a demure dress to the dinner party, which made her look elegant and classic.
• denture
• deride He liked to deride his coworkers, constantly making jokes at their expense.
• desire I have a strong desire to learn how to speak multiple languages.
• Desiree Desiree is planning on traveling the world next year.
• deter The warning sign was placed to deter people from swimming in the dangerous waters.
• deters The severe punishment for stealing deters people from committing the crime.
• dire The economic situation is dire, and many people are struggling to make ends meet.
• metre
• retire It is his dream to retire to a house by the beach.
• retiree The retiree spent most of his free time playing golf.
• satire The television show is a clever satire on modern society.
• tire I need to replace the tire on my car because it is worn out.

Apsolutly

• absolute
• absolutely
• absolutes
• apostle
• appositely
• aptly
• astutely
• axolotl
• axolotls
• desolately