How to spell HELLL correctly?

If you accidentally typed "helll" instead of "hell", don't fret. Common auto-correct suggestions like "hello" or "help" may appear, but consider alternate choices like "helluva" or "hellscape". Although a bit tongue-in-cheek, these options retain the essence of the original word while adding a touch of humor or emphasis.

• bell
• cell
• dell I saw a herd of cattle grazing on the dell behind our house.
• ell
• Ella Ella loves to sing karaoke with her friends.
• fell I fell off the bike and scraped my knee.
• halal The restaurant offers only halal meat for its Muslim customers.
• hall The wedding reception was held in the grand hall.
• halls I passed by the halls on my way to prove my point.
• he'll He'll be at the airport in an hour.
• heal The doctor was optimistic that the medication would help to heal the patient's injury.
• heals
• heel She stepped on my heel with her high heels.
• heels I wore my new heels to work today.
• hegel This year's Hegel lecture was interesing.
• held He was handcuffed and held until the police arrived.
• helen Helen asked me to pick up some groceries on my way home.
• Helga Helga is my cousin's name.
• heller
• hello
• hellos Whenever she enters the room, she greets all her colleagues with warm hellos.
• helm She wore a helm to avoid being recognized.
• helot
• help
• helve I'm going to take the helve off my axe so that it doesn't get damaged.
• Herzl Herzl is often regarded as the father of modern political Zionism.
• hill I climbed to the top of the hill and admired the scenic view.
• Hillel A Hillel was a rabbinic scholar and teacher in the ancient world.
• hills I walk upon the Hills of Massachusetts.
• hilly
• holly The holly bushes in the front yard were decorated with red ribbons for the holiday season.
• hull Diverting water from the propeller using the bilge pump is a common procedure called hull cleaning.
• hulls The ship's hulls were dented in several places.
• jell I need some jell for my jams.
• Nell Nell enjoys baking pies with her friends.
• sell I'm going to sell my possessions and move to a new city.
• she'll She'll be coming over to visit us tomorrow.
• shell
• Shelly I went to school with Shelly.
• tell Mom needs to tell me when she's going to be home so I can start preparing dinner.
• We'll We'll get started as soon as possible.
• well I well you're feeling better.
• yell Please do not yell in the library, it disturbs others who are studying.

Notoriuosly

• nefariously
• notaries
• notarizes
• notorious
• notoriously
• numerously
• nutritiously
• wondrously