How to spell REEASES correctly?
If you've typed "reeases" but meant something else, here are a few possible corrected suggestions. It could be "releases" if you're referring to publishing or distributing something. "Recesses" if you're talking about a hidden or remote place. "Releases" might also work if you're referring to freeing or letting go of something.
List of suggestions on how to spell reeases correctly
- ceases The noise outside finally ceases as the storm passes.
- creases The wrinkles in her brow indicate the creases in her life.
- eases The medication eases the pain in my knee.
- erases She erases her mistakes on the whiteboard with a dry erase marker.
- greases He greases his bike chain to keep it running smoothly.
- leases She signed the leases for the apartment and the office space.
- Rebuses I enjoy solving word puzzles such as crosswords, anagrams, and rebuses.
- recesses My hour-long recesses are my favorite part of the day.
- Reese My Reese's Pieces are my favorite chocolate snacks.
- Reeves I have a Reeves fireplace insert.
- refaces With grandma's refaces, the lounge will look like new.
- refuses John refuses to eat vegetables every day.
- rehearses She rehearses for her school play every night.
- release I'm excited to release my new album tomorrow.
- releases The company releases new products every year to keep up with the market demand.
- reposes She reposes peacefully under the shade of the willow tree.
- reuses A recycler reuses materials to create new products.
- reverses The company experienced financial reverses last year.
- revises She revises her essay several times before turning it in to her professor.
- teases Some teases are meant to be funny, but others are not.
