How to spell INTINATION correctly?
If you've misspelled "intination", don't fret! There are a few possible correct suggestions to help you find the accurate spelling. Consider "intonation", which refers to the rise and fall of pitch in speech. "Inebriation" is another option, describing the state of being intoxicated. Check your context and select the appropriate term!
List of suggestions on how to spell intination correctly
- indication The sudden drop in temperature was an indication of an incoming storm.
- indignation I felt a surge of indignation when I heard about the unfair treatment of the workers.
- insinuation She didn't want to make a direct accusation, but the insinuation was clear in her tone of voice.
- intention
- intimation She gave him an intimation of the upcoming changes in the company.
- intonation Her intonation changed when she went from telling the story to delivering the punchline.
- intonations The actor's intonations in his delivery made the line much funnier than it was on paper.
