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How to spell LAVOR correctly?

Possible correct suggestions for the misspelling of "lavor" could be "labor" or "lavish". "Labor" refers to a form of work or task, while "lavish" describes something that is luxurious or extravagant. It is important to check spelling and use the appropriate words to ensure clear communication.

List of suggestions on how to spell lavor correctly

  • aver He did not aver that he was innocent.
  • AVIOR
  • avow I must avow that I am not familiar with the subject matter.
  • favor
  • favour
  • flavor I am really enjoying the bold flavor of this coffee.
  • flavour I love the flavour of vanilla ice cream.
  • labor I have an appointment with my labor coach this afternoon.
  • labour She spent all day in labour before finally giving birth to a healthy baby.
  • lair The giant bear retreated to its lair in the mountains.
  • lao
  • laos I visited Laos a couple years ago.
  • lav
  • lava The volcano was erupting with intense lava.
  • Laval
  • lave I will lave my face with warm water to help relieve my sinus congestion.
  • Laved During the party, Laved shared some of her favorite recipes with the group.
  • Lavern After getting a goodnight kiss from her father, Lavern headed to her room.
  • laves
  • LAVS
  • leaver He's a bit of a leaver, always running off without saying goodbye.
  • lever
  • liver
  • lover He recounted the day they met, how they fell in love and how she became his lover.
  • LVOV The president of the university's board of trustees is LVOV.
  • savior The firefighter became the savior of the family by rescuing them from the burning building.
  • savor I always savor the taste of homemade chocolate chip cookies.
  • savour I always savour the taste of chocolate chip cookies.
  • slaver The sight of the slaver ship filled the captives with fear and despair.

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