How to spell PROLLY correctly?
If you often misspell "prolly" as a shortened form of "probably", fear not! Some valid alternatives include "probly" or "probs". While none are considered standard English, they're widely used in informal contexts. However, it's recommendable to opt for the correct spelling in more formal writing situations.
List of suggestions on how to spell prolly correctly
- brolly I always have a brolly with me when I go on walks.
- droll His droll sense of humor always had a way of lightening the mood.
- drolly I found the humor in the situation rather drolly.
- pally I'm not sure if I should be too pally with him just yet.
- poll We conducted a poll to see which candidate was leading in the election.
- Polly
- poorly I am feeling poorly today, so I will stay at home and rest.
- primly Rarely does she reveal her true feelings, preferring to primly keep to her own opinions.
- prole
- prosy You seem like a person who is too prosy for my liking.
- proudly She proudly displayed her trophy on the mantle.
- prowl The cat began to prowl around the room, searching for its toy.
- rally In rally driving, it is important to stay in a tight formation so that the car in front can guide the way.
- roll I need to buy a fresh roll of toilet paper.
- troll I troll you.
- trolley I'm taking the trolley to the store.
