How to spell TENITIVE correctly?
If you find yourself misspelling "tenitive", don't worry, it's a common mistake. The correct spelling is "tentative". Remember to replace the "i" with an "a". You can use this word when referring to something uncertain or hesitant. Keep practicing and you'll soon master it!
List of suggestions on how to spell tenitive correctly
- genitive The genitive case is used to indicate possession or a relationship between nouns.
- lenitive "The doctor prescribed a lenitive ointment to soothe the irritated skin.
- punitive The company implemented punitive measures against employees who failed to meet their sales targets.
- tentative The date for the meeting is still tentative and may be subject to change.
