How to spell INFORCE correctly?
If you find yourself constantly misspelling "inforce", fret not! The correct word you're likely aiming for is "enforce". Remember to replace the "i" with an "e" to accurately convey the idea of carrying out or implementing rules, laws or regulations. Preventing future errors is easier than you think!
List of suggestions on how to spell inforce correctly
- enforce The principal threatened to enforce a strict dress code policy for the school.
- enforced The new regulation will be strictly enforced by the authorities.
- enforcer The enforcer of the company's rules didn't hesitate to reprimand any employee who broke them.
- enforces
- in force
- inform I wanted to inform my boss about the new project we are working on.
- informer The police arrested the informer who provided them with false information.
- informs She informs her boss about the progress of the project every week.
- invoice The accountant sent an invoice to the client for the services provided.
- reinforce I am going to use some additional materials to reinforce the foundation of the building.
- unforced The laughter between them felt genuine and unforced.
Misspelling of the day
Apsolutly
- absolute
- absolutely
- absolutes
- apostle
- appositely
- aptly
- astutely
- axolotl
- axolotls
- desolately
