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How to spell NEARES correctly?

The correct spelling is "nearest". Some possible suggestions for correcting the misspelling include "nearest", "nearish", "nearness", "neared", "neared", and "nearer". It is important to pay attention to spelling errors to ensure clear communication and professionalism.

List of suggestions on how to spell neares correctly

  • ares
  • bares The tree bares its fruits every autumn.
  • bearers The two bearers carried the heavy coffin down the aisle of the church.
  • cares She cares about the environment and strives to live a sustainable lifestyle.
  • ceres
  • dares She dares to take risks and try new things.
  • FARES The airline has increased its fares for peak season travel.
  • genres
  • hares The hares became excited and raced around in circles.
  • hearers All of the hearers were left astounded.
  • MARES The rancher had a stable full of mares ready to breed with the stud.
  • MERES
  • names Shakespeare wrote many famous names such as Romeo and Juliet.
  • NAPES I felt a sudden pain in my napes after sleeping in an awkward position.
  • narcs The narcs busted the drug ring.
  • naves The naves of the cathedral were strikingly beautiful.
  • Neared As I neared the end of the book, I became more and more invested in the characters' fates.
  • nearer The end of the semester is nearer than we think!
  • nearest The nearest exit is on the right.
  • nearness She longed for the nearness of him.
  • nears The train nears the station as we approach our final destination.
  • negress
  • Negroes
  • NERDS We were called nerds by my group of friends.
  • nerves Nerves fray easily under the strain of stress.
  • pares The chef skillfully pares the apple to prepare it for the tart.
  • RARES I am currently collecting rares in a virtual game.
  • rears The horse rears up on its hind legs when spooked.
  • snares In the forest, dangers lurk in the form of snares.
  • tares The farmer had to weed out the tares from the wheat in order to harvest a pure crop.
  • wares The marketplace was filled with various wares from different regions.
  • wearers The wearers of the suits were given a tour of the facility.
  • wearies The never-ending cycle of work and sleep often wearies me.

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Afortunately

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  • fortuneteller
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