How to spell SMPLY correctly?

If you find yourself misspelling the word "smply", here are a couple of possible correct suggestions: "simply" or "sample". "Simply" refers to something done purely or clearly, while "sample" denotes a small part representing the whole. Remember to double-check your spelling for improved clarity and understanding.

• amply He was amply rewarded for his hard work with a promotion and a raise.
• comply
• damply She walked damply through the rain and into the warm, dry cafe.
• Dimply The baby's dimply smile melted everyone's heart in the room.
• employ The company wants to employ more staff to increase productivity.
• imply Your tone of voice might imply that you're not interested, even though I know you are.
• limply I slumped limply into my chair.
• pimply The teenage boy's face was covered in pimply acne, making him self-conscious about his appearance.
• Rumply The shirts were rumply after being stuffed in the small suitcase.
• sample
• simple Cooking a simple meal is often the best way to relax after a long day.
• simply I simply cannot believe what just happened.
• small The small dog chased after its toy.
• smell
• smelly My roommate left his gym bag in the corner and now the whole room smells smelly.
• smile She gave him a warm smile as he entered the room.
• smiley
• smugly I was feeling smugly happy with myself until I saw her at the party.
• splay
• supply The store has plenty of toilet paper in supply.

Apsolutly

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