How to spell HARME correctly?

The correct spelling for "harme" could be "harm" or "harem". "Harm" refers to damage or injury, while "harem" refers to a group of women residing in a household. Double-checking the intended meaning and context can help determine the accurate spelling and provide appropriate suggestions for correcting the misspelling of "harme."

• arm I need to exercise my arm to build up my strength.
• charm Her charm and wit won over everyone in the room.
• charmer He was always a smooth-talking charmer, effortlessly winning over everyone he met.
• ham I love to have ham for breakfast, especially with scrambled eggs.
• hammed I hammed it up at the party and everyone loved my silly dance moves.
• hammer He used the hammer to nail the board onto the wall.
• hammy I'm feeling a bit hammy.
• hams I purchased two large hams for the family dinner.
• hare The hare raced across the field as fast as it could go.
• harlem Harlem is a historic neighborhood in New York City known for its rich culture and contributions to the arts.
• harm I would never want to harm anyone intentionally.
• harmed I was severely harmed during the robbery.
• Harmon Harmon is a surname of English origin.
• harms
• harte
• heme The molecule heme contains a metal atom and a group of atoms with an electron in a higher orbit.
• hermes The bag is made of Hermes leather.
• home I am excited to go home after a long day at work.
• Hormel My mom used to buy Hormel canned soups when I was growing up.
• hume The building looked like it had been condemned by Hume.
• shame She felt a deep sense of shame for forgetting her friend's birthday.

Apsolutly

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