How to spell SRONG correctly?
If you accidentally typed "srong" instead of "strong", worry not! Autocorrect might have failed you, but here are some correct suggestions: "strong", "song", "wrong". Pay attention to the context, pick the one that fits, and get back to writing your text with confidence!
List of suggestions on how to spell srong correctly
- prong He carefully inserted the fork's prong into the juicy steak.
- Rang
- rung I climbed up the ladder, reaching for the next rung with each step.
- sang
- sarong She draped a colorful sarong over her swimsuit before heading to the beach.
- sarongs She spent hours browsing through the market stalls, admiring the vibrant sarongs on display.
- Siring My friend Siring is the nicest guy you'll ever meet.
- snog We kissed passionately and soon afterward engaged in a hot snog.
- song I love to listen to my favorite song when I need to relax.
- Sprang I leapt out of my bed and sprang across the room.
- Sprung The wasp had just sprung from the leaf.
- strong She was strong enough to lift the heavy box.
- strung The Christmas lights were strung across the street.
- sung She had never sung in front of anyone before.
- wrong It is wrong to discriminate against someone based on their race, gender, or sexual orientation.
