How to spell TRUCT correctly?

If you've accidentally spelled "truct" instead of "truck", fear not! Auto-correct may have let you down, but here are some valid suggestions for correction: "truck, trust, tract, truce". Double-checking spellings can save you from any miscommunication mishaps.

• bract
• duct
• erect John decided to erect a fence around his property to keep his dog from wandering.
• eruct
• strict She's very strict about her diet.
• tact When discussing difficult topics with others, it is important to use tact to ensure that everyone feels heard and respected.
• track I followed the track of the meteor through the garden.
• tract A tract is a piece of land or property.
• tracts The tracts lay scattered across the hardwood floor.
• trait Her intelligence is a strong trait.
• treat
• Trent I'm a big fan of Trent Reznor and The Velvet Underground, so I was really looking forward to the concert.
• trick I played a trick on her and she didn't believe me.
• trot The horse began to trot gracefully around the arena.
• trout I'll take a trout fillet for dinner.
• truant The truant student was caught skipping class again.
• truce After the truce, the army marched back to their camps.
• truck The truck was filled with supplies for the camping trip.
• trucks I saw a line of trucks parked outside the warehouse.
• Trudy Trudy is a really nice person to talk to.
• trued
• truest
• Trug I had to fill up the trug with flowers from the garden.
• trust I trust you to keep our conversation confidential.
• trusty
• tryst I was feeling nostalgic so I decided to have a tryst with my former love.

Apsolutly

• absolute
• absolutely
• absolutes
• apostle
• appositely
• aptly
• astutely
• axolotl
• axolotls
• desolately