How to spell PERSURABLE correctly?
If you meant to write "persurable" but realized it's incorrect, the correct spelling might be "perceptible" or "pleasurable". "Perceptible" refers to something that can be perceived or noticed, while "pleasurable" describes something enjoyable or causing pleasure. Double-check your intended meaning and use the appropriate word accordingly.
List of suggestions on how to spell persurable correctly
- measurable The success of the project can only be determined if it has a measurable outcome.
- perdurable The sturdy steel construction of the bridge ensures its perdurable nature against harsh weather conditions.
- personable A personable host made us feel right at home.
- persuadable I'm not particularly persuadable.
- pleasurable We had a very pleasurable time at the party.
