Correct spellings for DRIIVE
- derisive The teacher's derisive laughter made the student feel embarrassed.
- derive I can derive the solution using algebraic equations.
- dive He loves to dive off the high board at the community pool.
- drive I need to get some sleep tonight, so I won't be able to drive you to the airport early tomorrow morning.
- drivel I can't read this drivel anymore, it's giving me a headache.
- driven She was a driven entrepreneur who worked tirelessly to build her business.
- driver The driver of the car was not paying attention and ended up hitting the parked vehicle.
- Drives The drives on this computer are not functioning properly.
- drove He drove down the highway, enjoying the feeling of the wind in his hair.
- rive The strong current managed to rive the boat rudder, making it difficult to steer.
