How to spell ESPESSES correctly?
If you've misspelled "Espesses", don't worry, it happens! Here are some possible correct suggestions: "Expresses" refers to conveying thoughts or feelings. "Expenses" relates to costs or expenditures. "Excesses" signifies having an abundance or surplus. Double-check your context to choose the best replacement and avoid any confusion.
List of suggestions on how to spell Espesses correctly
- Assesses The company annually assesses its employees to identify areas for improvement.
- Egresses The building had designated egresses marked clearly on each floor for the safety of its occupants.
- Empresses The empresses of ancient China wielded significant political power.
- Espouses She espouses a philosophy of kindness and empathy towards others.
- Espressos I ordered two espressos to perk me up for the long day ahead.
- Excesses She struggled to control her eating habits, often giving in to the excesses of junk food and sweets.
- Expenses I have made a list of all my expenses for this month.
- Expresses The letter expresses my deepest condolences for your loss.
