How to spell FANLY correctly?

If you meant to type "fanly" but wanted to refer to something "finally", fear not. A simple typo can happen to anyone. To correct it, we suggest using the accurate term "finally" to express the long-awaited completion or arrival of something.

• fail
• faintly
• fairly She did fairly well on the exam, but there's room for improvement.
• fall
• Family She always looks forward to spending time with her family during the holidays.
• fan I am a big fan of musicals and try to see as many as I can.
• fancily She decorated the cupcakes fancily with intricate icing designs.
• fancy She put on her fancy dress and headed out to the party.
• fang
• fanny
• fans The fans were cheering loudly as their favorite player scored the winning goal.
• Farley This is a biography of Farley, who was one of the most beloved horses in racing history.
• filly The filly was born just a few weeks ago, but she already looks strong and healthy.
• finely It was a finely crafted garment.
• Finley After one semester of college, Finley decided to switch to a different major.
• Finny I'm Finny and I love to play outside.
• fly I love to watch the fly buzzing around the room.
• folly It is a great folly to underestimate the power of nature.
• fondly I fondly remember the days when my grandparents used to take me to the park.
• fully I fully understand the implications of your decision.
• funny A funny thing happened on the way to the wedding.
• mainly
• Manley Manley is a popular surname.
• manly He was the epitome of a manly man, with a chiseled jawline and a muscular build.
• meanly He spoke meanly to his coworkers, causing tension in the office.
• only Only a few people were able to attend the meeting.
• sanely I am sanely annoyed by your constant nagging.
• vainly I vainly attempted to swim to shore.
• wanly I am a bit wanly today.

Apsolutly

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