How to spell URING correctly?
If you have misspelled the word "uring", try to correct it to "during", "curing", "luring" or "enduring". Each of these words has a different meaning and can fit into a different context, so choose the one that makes sense for your intended message.
List of suggestions on how to spell uring correctly
- airing The airing of the new television series was highly anticipated by audiences.
- bring I will bring my favorite book to share with you.
- Burring I heard the burring of the cicadas as I walked through the woods.
- curing Curing a fever is essential for preserving your health.
- During I was only in the city for two days, but during that time I visited a dozen places.
- Erin I miss Erin so much.
- erring Even the most careful and meticulous people are capable of erring.
- furring
- Inuring After getting a burn on her arm, Inuring herself to the pain with ice and aBand Aid will help hasten the
- louring I picked up a can of louring paint during my shopping expedition.
- Luring The perfume in the garden was luring in a swarm of bees.
- Oaring The sound of oaring in unison was music to our ears as we rowed down the river.
- Orin I always try to wear orin.
- pouring It is pouring rain outside and the streets are flooded.
- Purring My cat is purring soothely.
- ring My finger itched for a ring.
- Ringo
- Ruing She was ruing the day she ever decided to join the political race.
- souring The relationship between the two friends was souring due to constant arguments and misunderstandings.
- touring The band is touring Europe this summer.
- truing I need to do some truing on my bicycle wheels before I can take it out for a ride.
- turin I took a picture of the Turin Tower.
- turing Alan Turing was a brilliant mathematician and computer scientist who played a key role in cracking Nazi codes during World War II.
- urging
- urinal The men's room was vacant, save for the still-dripping urinal.
- urn She placed the urn with decorated flowers in front of the casket.
- using
- wring She used a towel to wring out the excess water from the clothes.
