How to spell TJUST correctly?
If you intended to type "tjust" but misspelled it, here are some possible correct suggestions. Firstly, "trust" might be the word you were looking for, referring to reliance or confidence in someone or something. Alternatively, "just" could be the correct option, relating to fairness or rightness.
List of suggestions on how to spell tjust correctly
- adjust
- dust I need to dust my bookshelf before I put these new books on it.
- gust The gust of wind blew my hat off my head.
- jest He made a jest about her hair and it caused everyone to laugh at the party.
- joust The two knights prepared to joust against each other in front of the king and queen.
- just I'll just be a moment.
- test
- toast I like to eat buttered toast with my breakfast in the morning.
- truest My truest friends are the ones who have been with me through thick and thin.
- trust
- trusty
- tryst We arranged a secret tryst at the park after midnight.
- twist The plot had a surprising twist that left the audience in awe.
