How to spell HORCE correctly?

When faced with the misspelling "horce", there are several correct suggestions to consider. One possibility is "horse", which refers to a majestic animal. Another option is "force", signifying strength or power. Lastly, "torch" could be a suitable alternative, referring to a handheld source of light.

• choice I have the choice of either going to the party or staying home.
• coerce I won't allow someone to coerce me into doing something I don't want to do.
• force
• hare The hare sprinted across the meadow, zigzagging through the tall grass.
• hence The weather forecast predicts snow tonight, hence I'll be sure to bring a warm coat with me.
• here
• hire I am looking to hire a new employee for the accounting department.
• hoarse I woke up this morning feeling hoarse after singing along to the concert.
• hock
• hole Don't jump into that hole.
• home
• hone I need to hone my skills at the art museum.
• hope I hope that we can all live in peace one day.
• horace
• horde We huddled together in the corner as the horde marched by.
• hordes The hordes of tourists flooded the city's streets during the summer season.
• horn
• horns The bull was pawing the ground with his powerful hooves, ready to charge with his menacing horns.
• horse I went riding on my horse.
• Horsed He plans to take his horsed around the track.
• Horses I always loved taking my horses for a ride
• horsey She loved walking through the fields with her horsey friends.
• horus The ancient Egyptians worshipped Horus, the falcon-headed god of the sky.
• hose The dog was trying to drink from the hose, but the water was too cold.
• house No house in the garden.
• Hove My parents live in Hove.
• howe The Howe family live in a large house on the property.
• source The source of this dispute is unknown.

Apsolutly

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