Correct spellings for NEARES
- ares Ares was often depicted as a hot-headed and impulsive god in Greek mythology.
- bares The tree bares fruit once a year.
- bearers The bearers of the torch ran through the streets, passing it from hand to hand.
- cares She really cares about the environment and takes steps every day to reduce her carbon footprint.
- ceres Ceres is the goddess of agriculture and motherly love in Roman mythology.
- dares She always dares herself to step out of her comfort zone and try new things.
- FARES The fares for the train are cheaper than the fares for the plane.
- genres I enjoy reading books of different genres, from science fiction to romance.
- hares The hares darted across the field as the fox approached.
- hearers The preacher spoke clearly so all of the hearers could understand the message.
- MARES The rancher had three mares in his stable.
- MERES The desert is a great place to study Meres.
- names He wrote down the names of all the people attending the meeting.
- NAPES The napes of the horses were sweaty after their long run.
- narcs I don't think we can trust him, he's been hanging out with the narcs lately.
- naves The city has a number of naves.
- Neared As the sun neared the horizon, the sky turned a beautiful shade of pink and orange.
- nearer I wish the grocery store was nearer to my house.
- nearest The nearest grocery store is two blocks away from my house.
- nearness The trees' nearness to the road provided much-needed shade on the hot summer day.
- nears The end of the semester nears, and I am nervous about my final exams.
- negress
- Negroes The word "Negroes" is considered offensive and should not be used in contemporary language.
- NERDS The group of nerds was excitedly discussing their latest technological breakthrough.
- nerves He struggled to mask his nerves as he stepped onto the stage.
- pares The company decided to pares its staff in order to cut costs.
- RARES "I have been collecting rares for years and finally found the last piece to complete my collection."
- rears The horse rears up when it gets scared or excited.
- snares The hunter set up snares to trap small game.
- tares Tommy ate the tares while Mary ate the wheat.
- wares The street vendor displayed his wares on a colorful tablecloth.
- wearers The wearers of the purple robes differed greatly in appearance, some being quite thin and small, while others were quite stout.
- wearies
