How to spell NEWARD correctly?

If you accidentally type "neward" instead of "new word", don't worry! Here are some probable correct suggestions that your computer's autocorrect might provide: "reward", "nervous", "forward", "ward" or "weird". These alternatives should help ensure that your intended message comes across accurately.

• award
• coward The bully teased the smaller kids, but stopped when his friends called him a coward.
• howard
• inward He turned his focus inward to reflect on his own thoughts and emotions.
• leeward The sailors adjusted the sails to move the boat in a leeward direction.
• Neared As the vehicle neared the intersection, the driver slowed down to check for any oncoming traffic.
• nerd John is such a nerd when it comes to video games; he can talk about them for hours.
• newark I am planning to visit Newark, New Jersey next weekend.
• NEWER The newer model of the car is more fuel efficient.
• onward Let us march onward towards our goals.
• reward I will reward you with a special gift for all your hard work.
• reword I had to reword my essay after my teacher pointed out some mistakes.
• seaward It's seaward from the island that we can see the mainland.
• seward I walked down the seward street.
• sward The knight bravely charged onto the sward, his sword gleaming in the sunlight.
• Toward
• ward Edwards always votes for the candidate who will represent Ward 3 on the city council.

Apsolutly

• absolute
• absolutely
• absolutes
• apostle
• appositely
• aptly
• astutely
• axolotl
• axolotls
• desolately