How to spell STATUA correctly?
One possible suggestion for the misspelling "statua" is "statue", which is the correct spelling for a three-dimensional work of art. Other potential suggestions might include "stature" (meaning height or status), "status" (meaning position or condition) or "stamina" (meaning endurance or physical strength).
List of suggestions on how to spell statua correctly
- STAT The nurse shouted "STAT!" as the patient's heart rate began to plummet.
- state
- stated It is my stated policy to always be polite.
- Staten Staten Island is the most suburban of New York City's boroughs.
- stater The ancient Greek stater was a widely used currency in the Mediterranean world.
- states States have a lot to offer tourists.
- static My clothes are always static clingy.
- STATS She kept stats on her weight loss progress.
- statuary The museum has a beautiful collection of statuary that spans from ancient to modern art.
- statue She gazed upon the statue of liberty and Remembered all the people who had helped her become a United States Citizen.
- statues The park is lined with beautiful statues of famous figures.
- stature Despite his small stature, he is a powerful speaker.
- status I need to check my company's status.
- statute The statute states that a child under the age of 12 cannot operate a motor vehicle.
- Strata The strata represent the layers of earth that have been deposited over time.
Misspelling of the day
Apsolutly
- absolute
- absolutely
- absolutes
- apostle
- appositely
- aptly
- astutely
- axolotl
- axolotls
- desolately
