How Do You Spell EVA?
Correct spelling for the English word "Eva" is [ˈiːvə], [ˈiːvə], [ˈiː_v_ə]] (IPA phonetic alphabet).
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Definition of EVA
Common Misspellings for EVA
Below is the list of 177 misspellings for the word "eva".
- as eve
- evas
- iever
- i'va
- i''ve
- evethough
- eveer
- evrr
- esai
- evny
- eevr
- evry
- eovle
- avake
- evl
- evray
- evn
- evan
- evb
- neva
- evena
- ihva
- eevn
- esa
- fevar
- eval
- enauph
- sevo
- exa
- evr
- levea
- emai
- dvae
- uefa
- ea
- eevee
- evana
- ena
- eav
- emvy
- evas'
- egive
- evaid
- evoque
- ev
- abova
- enar
- nevar
- oever
- i'vee
- evaen
- jevoh
- evrer
- eiver
- eavh
- evale
- ela
- eta
- evoil
- ovama
- hevay
- 1ea
- envi
- hvae
- evjoy
- eview
- ervy
- e've
- ieave
- esau
- svae
- erview
- uva
- evaise
- heva
- evary
- eover
- leava
- eba
- eha
- evap
- nieva
- evor
- evi
- evy
- sheva
- 4ever
- enaf
- ahvea
- eveil
- eveday
- i'vew
- evail
- evar
- evs
- eva
- ervey
- erver
- hva
- eea
- eveove
- evial
- evough
- oovoo
- jeovah
- evice
- oevr
- elva
- ecah
- oeurve
- nva
- evwn
- ovv
- evac
- hvea
- ahvae
- haeva
- yuva
- eaah
- evevy
- ehavy
- evock
- ema
- ebove
- evalue
- vea
- 2ea
- ezz
- eaat
- ehh
- evp
- eever
- ev'ry
- eveiy
- evaly
- aheva
- ii've
- iva
- nueva
- ebv
- owe've
- 4va
- 3va
- evz
- evq
- weva
- ewva
- 4eva
- e4va
- 3eva
- e3va
- ecva
- evca
- egva
- efva
- evfa
- evza
- evaz
- evsa
- evwa
- evaw
- evqa
- evaq
- evva
- evaa
- e va
- ev a
- evry
- evan
- esa
- eevee
- evaid
- ela
- uva
- evough
- vea
- ehh
Usage Examples for EVA
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You love your old uncle, don't you, Eva? - "Polly of the Hospital Staff" by Emma C. Dowd
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But Eva was wrong there. - "The Matador of the Five Towns and Other Stories" by Arnold Bennett
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Biberli had not seen Eva Ortlieb for three years, yet he knew that it was no other than she. - "The Complete Historical Romances of Georg Ebers" by Georg Ebers
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As you are perhaps aware an Uncle Tom Company consists of a 'Legree, ' one or two 'Markses, ' one or two 'Topsies, ' 'Uncle Tom, ' a 'Little Eva, ' who should not be over fifty years old,- or at least should not appear to be,- two bloodhounds, and anybody else that happens to be available. - "The-Darrow-Enigma" by Severy, Melvin Linwood
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Eva went at once to her father's room. - "The Master Mystery" by Arthur B. Reeve and John W. Grey
