How to spell MATIVE correctly?
If you meant to write "mative", a likely misspelling of the word "native", here are some possible correct suggestions: "native" (referring to a person's birthplace or indigenous origin), "narrative" (relating to storytelling) or "motivate" (encouraging someone to take action). Double-check your intended meaning to choose the appropriate option.
List of suggestions on how to spell mative correctly
- dative In the sentence "I gave the ball to him", "to him" is in the dative case.
- emotive The play's emotive language left the audience in tears.
- massive The explosion caused a massive damage to the building.
- mate I have a new study mate for the upcoming exams.
- matinee I am going to see the matinee of the new movie this afternoon.
- mating The mating season for certain species of birds is in the spring.
- matisse
- matte I prefer a matte finish on my nail polish rather than glossy.
- Mattie Mattie just got a new job as a nurse.
- mature As we grow older, it is important to mature and learn from our experiences.
- mauve
- motile The bacteria were motile and quickly moved across the petri dish.
- motive
- motives The detective was trying to piece together the motives of the suspects in the murder case.
- mutative Scientists are working to create new mutative therapies to help unlock the potential of gene therapy.
- native
- votive The church was adorned with colorful votive candles.
Misspelling of the day
Intertubing
- antedating
- entertain
- entertainer
- entertaining
- inditing
- inner-tubing
- intertwine
- interurban
- intuiting
- undertaking
