How to spell FORSE correctly?
If you are typing "forse" and it's not the correct spelling, here are some suggestions to consider: "force", "fores", "fore" or "forge". These words have different meanings but are commonly mistaken for "forse". Double-check your intended word to ensure proper communication.
List of suggestions on how to spell forse correctly
- farce The whole business turned out to be a farce.
- farsi I am currently learning Farsi in order to better communicate with my Iranian friends.
- firs
- foe He considered his competitor to be his biggest foe in the business world.
- foes The foes in the battlefield are fierce.
- Forbes The magazine Forbes has been published since 1912.
- force
- forces We can't escape the forces that are forcing us to change.
- FORDS The Fords moved to a new house last month.
- fore The golfer shouted "fore!" to warn other players that his ball was heading in their direction.
- foresee I didn't foresee the pandemic would disrupt everyone's routine.
- forge Heforge the swords in the forge.
- forges The blacksmith forges the hot metal into a mighty sword.
- forks I grabbed two forks from the drawer to eat my spaghetti dinner.
- Forms There are different forms of government around the world.
- forsake I will forsake my home for yours.
- Forster John Forster wrote the novel "The395" in 1911.
- forte The forte was too loud for me to hear the orchestra.
- fortes Unfortunately, my fortes don't include public speaking, so I'm feeling incredibly nervous about giving this presentation.
- FORTS During the war, soldiers would often build forts for protection.
- fosse Her ashes were scattered in the fosse that ran alongside the old mill.
- fours She hit four fours in a row during the cricket match.
- furs She proudly displayed her collection of furs to her guests, all of whom admired her refined taste in fashion.
- furze He was cleaning up the furze with his hoover.
- fuse I had to cut the fuse to get out of the dark room.
- gorse I need to pick up a box of soccer gorse before the game.
- horse He rode on a horse.
- morse My roommate was using Morse code to communicate with a loved one overseas.
- norse The Vikings were a Norse people who sailed all over Europe in the Middle Ages.
- rose The rose in the garden was bright red and smelled lovely.
- worse My headache has gotten worse since this morning.
