How to spell SUPPORS correctly?
If "suppors" was misspelled, two possible correct suggestions could be "supports" or "suppose". "Supports" is a verb that means to hold up or provide assistance, while "suppose" is a verb meaning to assume or believe something to be true.
List of suggestions on how to spell suppors correctly
- sappers During the siege, the sappers dug underground tunnels to undermine the enemy's fortifications.
- sippers I love sippers because they are always perfect for hot days.
- spoors I have some spoors for you to take to the bank.
- Stupors During the concert, the drunk man fell into a series of stupors and was eventually escorted out of the venue.
- SUPERS The Supers were a team of superheroes with remarkable powers.
- supper I always love having roast chicken for supper with my family.
- suppers I always enjoy having suppers with my family on Sundays.
- support I always try to support my friends and family whenever they need it.
- supports She was able to get back on her feet after being supports by her family and friends.
- suppose Suppose you could go anywhere in the world, where would you go?
- supposes He supposes that we'll finish the project by next week.
