How to spell VERRY correctly?

When encountering the misspelling "verry", consider correcting it to "very", which means extremely or highly. Correcting such errors ensures proper grammar and effective communication. Remember to review your writing meticulously to catch and correct any typos or misspellings that might diminish the clarity and impact of your message.

• berry
• cherry I love eating cherry pie during summertime.
• err I often err in my spelling.
• ferry
• Gerry Gerry and his family are planning to go on vacation next month.
• herr
• jerry Jerry is my neighbor who loves to play tennis on weekends.
• Kerr Kerr was voted the most valuable player of the championship game.
• Kerry Kerry is from Ireland.
• merry I always feel merry and bright during the holiday season.
• perry
• sherry
• TERR
• terry Terry was excited to start his new job as a software developer at the tech company.
• vary The amount of rainfall may vary depending on the location.
• veer As the car sped towards the turn, the driver had to veer to the right to avoid hitting the oncoming truck.
• Vera Vera couldn't help but smile as she looked at her new baby nephew.
• verb
• verify Before approving the purchase, we need to verify the customer's identity.
• verily Verily, I tell you, the rumors are true.
• verity The verity of his claims was called into question by multiple witnesses who provided conflicting accounts.
• Vern During my visit to Vern I learned about the town'shistory.
• very
• weary The long hike through the mountains made them all feel weary.
• wherry The captain piloted his wherry through the choppy waters of the river.
• worry I try not to worry too much about things that are beyond my control.

Apsolutly

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