Correct spellings for BREACK
- back She turned around and saw him standing at the back of the room.
- Barack Barack Obama is an influential figure in the political and socio-economic landscape of the United States.
- bareback The rider was wearing no saddle, only riding the horse bareback.
- barrack During basic training, soldiers often have to live and sleep in a barrack.
- beak The bird used its sharp beak to peck at the seed.
- beck
- black The cat had sleek, soft black fur.
- bleak The future looked bleak after we lost our biggest client.
- brace I have to wear a brace on my ankle to prevent any further injury.
- bract The bract of the poinsettia plant is often mistaken for its flower.
- breach The company suffered a data breach that exposed thousands of customers' personal information.
- bread I bought a fresh loaf of bread from the bakery yesterday.
- break I need to take a break from studying and go for a walk to clear my mind.
- breaks She takes frequent breaks during her workday to stretch her legs and clear her mind.
- bream
- brick The mason carefully placed each brick in its designated spot to ensure a sturdy structure.
- Brock I met Brock at a friend's party last night.
- crack The ice began to crack under our weight as we stepped onto the frozen pond.
- creak I heard the creak of the floorboards as my cat walked across the room.
- freak
- rack He hung his coat on the empty rack in the foyer.
- track I jogged a mile on the track at the school.
- wrack The storm left the shore in wrack and ruin.
- wreak The storm did wreak havoc on the city, destroying buildings and uprooting trees.
- wreck The storm caused a wreck of the fishing boats in the harbor.
