How Do You Spell COR?
Correct spelling for the English word "Cor" is [kˈɔː], [kˈɔː], [k_ˈɔː]] (IPA phonetic alphabet).
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Common Misspellings for COR
Below is the list of 200 misspellings for the word "cor".
- corss
- cer
- cort
- for4
- cror
- corn
- chour
- rror
- 20car
- facor
- cozzy
- choior
- 1car
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- cos
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- yor
- cuaer
- cowri
- ypor
- mor
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- scoer
- for2
- covr
- 2car
- socor
- coers
- ror
- coere
- docor
- ijour
- cowar
- coar
- uoir
- coc
- 3007or
- coz
- covor
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- schoo
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- or3
- wourk
- scor
- for6
- acor
- co80202
- caorl
- cahir
- cozar
- couier
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- dcor
- oor
- coure
- dor
- colr
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- zeor
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- coor
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- wwork
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- uccur
- aor
- 1or
- occor
- cdr
- cori
- ocuur
- coour
- 2or
- cloor
- coser
- conr
- couzy
- culor
- couior
- micor
- couz
- gor
- por
- cirka
- ckear
- socoor
- calor
- licqor
- for12
- cuor
- waork
- com
- csr
- copr
- cr
- caorn
- juoiur
- nior
- 2011for
- cooer
- cors
- uor
- accor
- cou
- c0r
- cohear
- dacor
- jacor
- col
- jor
- conor
- corl
- bor
- corp
- cocur
- keywor
- najor
- core
- chr
- for15
- ocour
- kocer
- caeer
- coa
- licour
- couir
- cioa
- 6or
- cof
- chor
- cour
- ppor
- mccow
- clour
- cov
- cor
- occour
- curor
- clor
- courp
- cerc
- couwer
- lor
- cukoo
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- ajor
- secor
- coahc
- or4
- con
- kor
- vecor
- ctr
- haor
- corwn
- or10
- cusor
- cloer
- cro
- comr
- doecor
- coe
- colur
- cok
- accour
- cory
- locor
- hor
- coord
- ior
- juior
- ocor
- vicor
- coir
- 2cor
- raor
- schow
- hior
- cpr
- mcoy
- 3car
- courth
- caough
- corce
- coier
- coarl
- corwd
- for10
- work10
- gyour
- mjor
- de'cor
- licor
- corte
- corri
- kajour
- cir
- jouer
- acur
Similar spelling words for COR
Plural form of COR is CORS
Definition of COR
Anagrams of COR
Usage Examples for COR
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Thus in the Church the Lord's Supper was instituted that by remembrance of the promises of Christ, of which we are admonished in this sign, faith might be strengthened in us, and we might publicly confess our faith, and proclaim the benefits of Christ, as Paul says, 1 Cor. - "The Apology of the Augsburg Confession" by Philip Melanchthon
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I have since learned certainly, that a Christian, to resemble his Master, should be more ready to save than to destroy men's lives; but, at the same time, I cannot see why a Christian soldier should not be as zealous in the defence of his king and country, as those who are actuated by other motives; and it is certain, I believe, although I once doubted whether there was such a precept, that in whatever calling or occupation a man is in when called to become a Christian, that therein he should abide, 1st Cor. - "Twenty-Five Years in the Rifle Brigade" by William Surtees
