How to spell LIELY correctly?
If you're struggling with the misspelling "liely", fear not! Here are a couple of possible corrections: "likely" or "lively". "Likely" indicates a probability or high chance of something happening, while "lively" describes a vibrant and energetic state. Choose the appropriate one based on context and meaning.
List of suggestions on how to spell liely correctly
- lamely He tried to excuse his mistake lamely.
- lately
- Lela I love Lela, she's the best best best best best friend.
- libel She sued the newspaper for libel after they printed false statements about her.
- lie It is wrong to lie to your friends about your true feelings.
- lieu He will be joining us in lieu of his boss.
- likely It is likely to rain tomorrow evening.
- Lila Lila loved spending lazy afternoons curled up with a good book.
- lille
- Lilly Lilly is a curious cat.
- lilo I had a comfortable nap on the lilo by the pool.
- lilt The orchestra provided a delightful lilt to the proceedings.
- lily
- limey
- Lithely The model was exceedingly sleek and lithely.
- lively The party was so lively that it kept me on my feet all night.
- lolly My parents gave me a lolly as a present.
- lonely The old man felt lonely since his wife had passed away.
- lovely The park was a lovely place for a picnic.
- lowly I'm not a lowly servant; I am a royalist.
- lully
- lyly I lyly listened to the Spotify playlist my friend sent me.
- vilely She acted vilely in response to his insults.
Misspelling of the day
Apsolutly
- absolute
- absolutely
- absolutes
- apostle
- appositely
- aptly
- astutely
- axolotl
- axolotls
- desolately
