How Do You Spell FE?
Correct spelling for the English word "fe" is [f_ˈiː], [fˈiː], [fˈiː]] (IPA phonetic alphabet).
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Definition of FE
Common Misspellings for FE
Below is the list of 202 misspellings for the word "fe".
- fe
- fx
- je
- for10
- fe3
- ofeh
- llfe
- ie6
- 6ft
- fue
- fea
- ne
- ie8
- he
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- faier
- we11
- de13
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- feb2010
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- qe2
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- 4e50
- fjeo
- be20
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- affe
- fher
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- ce
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- fn
- le
- femor
- ue
- for16
- afue
- fre3
- 8ft
- 0ff
- femm
- sfe
- fwe
- fe4
- 5ft
- arfe
- f5
- f4e
- 4ft
- feu
- 20ft
- fes
- 9ne
- 24he
- ffel
- i'e
- wffle
- fy11
- ie9
- ofeh
- tfe
- fd
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- 7de5
- 3fl
- 3ft
- nefew
- fj
- efe
- cfae
- fw
- 9ft
- ce
- ffy2006
- fuher
- feq
- fy2009
- fle
- f4
- for12
- 32ft
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- fc
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- 2ft
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- foier
- afew
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- fy09
- fel
- fm
- afue
- xfer
- f dr
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- feb
- fy2010
- f e
- fs
- fy
- 2011for
- fex
- feww
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- fb
- ie2
- feaer
- fet
- faec
- feo
- 0ffer
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- fk
- e
- nefue
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- ferpa
- vfe
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- f3e
- furwe
- f30
- ke
- ie
- phewww
- 7ft
- 0f
- ef
- ffew
- yje
- f2p
- 1ife
- we''
- fh
- fcae
- 100ft
- ofe
- fthe
- thfe
- ff
- ne1
- fp
- be4
- aafe
- 1he
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- f0r
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- fme
- fgh
- e1
- 10ft
- nefue
- 2fp
- e
- fge
- pheww
- cefe
- ge
- ze
- 52ft
- knofe
- 15ft
- fouer
- affe
- 30ft
- lwfe
- f
Usage Examples for FE
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Any one meeting them on the road would have mistaken them for a party of traders en route from the Rio Abajo to the capital of Santa Fe. - "The Lone Ranche" by Captain Mayne Reid
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When it came to the turn of the Giant with his " Fe- fo- fum," the boys in the back rows stamped with their feet to emphasise the words, and it was the prettiest thing in the world to see Hope shaking with laughter even as she sang, and nodding encouragement with her golden head. - "The Daughters of a Genius" by Mrs. George de Horne Vaizey
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The route from Santa Fe through the mountain passes was clearly shown; there were marks of each day's stops. - "Where Strongest Tide Winds Blew" by Robert McReynolds
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He believed himself to have been reserved from shipwreck only because a mighty mission had been confided to him, and lest his enthusiasm against heresy should languish, his eyes were soon feasted, upon his arrival in his native country, with the spectacle of an auto- da fe. - "Project Gutenberg History of The Netherlands, 1555-1623, Complete" by John Lothrop Motley
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It took them six days to arrive at Santa Fe. - "The Golden Canyon Contents: The Golden Canyon; The Stone Chest" by G. A. Henty
