How to spell HATLES correctly?

If you meant to type "hatless" instead of "hatles", you're on the right track! "Hatless" refers to the absence of a hat. Alternatively, if you intended to write "hateless", that implies a state of being free from hate. Either way, double-checking your spelling can certainly lead to more accurate and impactful communication.

• hales As the storm approached, strong winds and hales battered the windows of the house.
• hates My brother absolutely hates broccoli, he can't stand the taste.

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