How To Spell trance?
How to Pronounce trance?
Correct pronunciation for the word "trance" is [tɹˈans], [tɹˈans], [t_ɹ_ˈa_n_s].
What are the misspellings for trance?
- varance,
- diatnce,
- tranin,
- tarrace,
- frannce,
- terace,
- tranch,
- tranciever,
- trinee,
- tranzit,
- tyrans,
- tyrannee,
- tranqs,
- totransfer,
- rince,
- detterance,
- traffice,
- tecnice,
- transcet,
- tranducer,
- tolernace,
- toleance,
- traniee,
- tranf,
- traingle,
- veriance,
- transfe,
- trani,
- diferance,
- ridance,
- terrance,
- terrrance,
- varaince,
- trafice,
- trannier,
- tranees,
- tranced,
- transwer,
- tequnice,
- terreance,
- furrnace,
- trase,
- frnce,
- temerance,
- wrtency,
- tsince,
- trannig,
- dacnce,
- tolarence,
- frence,
- tence,
- tolorince,
- traniers,
- transver,
- urance,
- tolarance,
- tollorence,
- tranee,
- lawrance,
- francie,
- tarace,
- tenancey,
- dirrence,
- tiffancy,
- tolernce,
- uttrence,
- tollorance,
- trinbe,
- arrance,
- deturance,
- transerf,
- traninee,
- eadurance,
- transet,
- trafece,
- tranches,
- franace,
- transate,
- trainiee,
- tranied,
- tranners,
- etrance,
- transever,
- trayce,
- orance,
- tranid,
- tenance,
- deterance,
- traincar,
- traniees,
- tracs,
- trences,
- hurriance,
- trhose,
- traniner,
- tolreance,
- rance,
- trannies,
- lauruance,
- difrance,
- tranier,
- triforce,
- diatance,
- dranced,
- transcibe,
- laurance,
- traned,
- transper,
- talernce,
- teance,
- terane,
- traners,
- talerence,
- truency,
- diffrance,
- tonce,
- tranfere,
- freance,
- trayhnam,
- trainies,
- dorrance,
- transcom,
- transrer,
- tance,
- tenacey,
- edurance,
- rancer,
- tollarence,
- traney,
- trane,
- toerance,
- toloance,
- talerance,
- ditance,
- trainnee,
- tollarance,
- torance,
- trianle,
- brance,
- lowrance,
- tranferr,
- nutriance,
- tenancie,
- aranzer,
- teracce,
- tolurance,
- transder,
- torolance,
- tolorance,
- transf,
- trence,
- frnace,
- disance,
- tolrance,
- tarrece,
- tragice,
- furance,
- tranfor,
- trancefer,
- transien,
- thorance,
- transer,
- trenee,
- transger,
- trainnes,
- trenes,
- tenancee,
- erience,
- netrance,
- tryannies,
- tyranic,
- cearance,
- telerance,
- awrence,
- torrence,
- trange,
- vairance,
- hiderence,
- currancey,
- phranize,
- traunma,
- transte,
- drenced,
- tyrancy,
- hurrinace,
- rancy,
- treanch,
- ccurance,
- tranfre,
- trunc,
- transe,
- trainie,
- strance,
- transam,
- wrence,
- grance,
- varince,
- trany,
- traice,
- trainnie,
- tolorence,
- trainne,
- transter,
- trafiice,
- tranfers,
- drance,
- transum,
- trune,
- tranig
"Trance" in context
Trance is a genre of electronic music that originated in the early 1990s in Germany. It combines elements of techno, house and progressive music, with a focus on difficulty, repetition and structure. At its core, trance is defined by high energy and a pumping bassline, creating an exhilarating atmosphere that's perfect for both an active night at the club or a chill night in. A staple of trance music is a slow build up, where each song begins with a low tempo and gradually speeds up to a faster tempo.
What are similar-sounding words for trance?
- transfer,
- trinectes,
- triangle,
- Torrance,
- transept,
- trinket,
- trouncing,
- transduce,
- truncated,
- Tarrance,
- Trang,
- trunzo,
- truncate,
- transude,
- Terrance,
- transient,
- transeunt,
- Trinkle,
- trencher,
- truncheon,
- tringa,
- truancy,
- tranche,
- transcend,
- Transue,
- trench,
- trans,
- trunks,
- Trinklein,
- trunk,
- Trinks,
- trounce.
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