How to spell NEAST correctly?
If you're aiming to correct the misspelling "neast", there are a few possible suggestions. One could be "least", which denotes the lowest in degree or extent. Another option might be "beast", referring to a wild or large animal. "Neat" is yet another alternative, describing something orderly or tidy.
List of suggestions on how to spell neast correctly
- beast The beast roared loudly as it emerged from the deep jungle.
- east
- est
- feast The family sat down to a glorious feast of roast turkey, mashed potatoes, and cranberry sauce.
- least She always tries her least to hurt anyone's feelings.
- nasa NASA stands for the National Aeronautics and Space Administration.
- nasty The food in the cafeteria was so nasty that I couldn't even take a single bite.
- Nat
- nearest The nearest grocery store is located just around the corner.
- nears The truck is nears the edge of the cliff.
- neat My mother always keeps the house neat and clean.
- neatest The neatest house on the block always stands out with its well-manicured lawn and tidy exterior.
- nest The bird built its nest high in the tree.
- NESTS I find it amusing how Nintendo never bothered to trademark the " Nests" name for their error-correction system.
- net
- nets The fisherman checked his nets early in the morning.
- NEUT
- newest
- news I always start my day by reading the local news.
- newt The newt slowly made its way across the wet pond.
- next I will check my calendar to see what my next appointment is.
- seat
- yeast I added yeast to the dough to make the bread rise.
Misspelling of the day
Apsolutly
- absolute
- absolutely
- absolutes
- apostle
- appositely
- aptly
- astutely
- axolotl
- axolotls
- desolately
