How Do You Spell OVA?
Correct spelling for the English word "Ova" is [ˈəʊ_v_ə], [ˈə͡ʊvə], [ˈəʊvə]] (IPA phonetic alphabet).
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Common Misspellings for OVA
Below is the list of 187 misspellings for the word "ova".
- ovwer
- eva
- ove3r
- iover
- obba
- ubove
- over15
- ii've
- ovq
- ofany
- apove
- ovef
- onve
- i'va
- uva
- iva
- souva
- avove
- mova
- ovo
- ebove
- ovolu
- ohia
- of'88
- ovice
- afove
- ovay
- obver
- owver
- i''ve
- ohave
- othave
- orval
- upove
- offar
- ovwa
- over1200
- oma
- ovqa
- ocea
- ihva
- ovewr
- owna
- oiver
- ovar
- 9over
- ov a
- overw
- ouja
- ovol
- ouver
- over2
- ovga
- hvea
- oyu
- obva
- aover
- ovn
- ovz
- voa
- ophan
- dvae
- ovee
- offar
- ovesea
- ofyou
- ove
- overw
- 405of
- over5
- ola
- okai
- ora
- ove
- uva
- ahvea
- ovaq
- ofa
- oliva
- 9ova
- lovw
- orver
- uforia
- ohua
- ovaz
- orca
- abova
- imovie
- ovial
- o9va
- oda
- ovsa
- ovva
- aheva
- ovwe
- eovle
- 375of
- ovaly
- ohau
- ovor
- ovba
- oveer
- oevr
- ovi
- avake
- o0va
- orve
- ovza
- ovi
- ovay
- ovaw
- ovr
- ovial
- olvia
- upove
- owe've
- over1
- oovoo
- imovie
- ov
- ofva
- of150
- ovean
- opver
- overa
- orca
- oyu've
- ohia
- ola
- obviou
- ofany
- oa
- ovan
- ahvae
- ovolu
- nva
- ona
- 0ova
- i'vew
- lova
- ovfa
- orka
- jeovah
- imorve
- O6a
- eover
- ophra
- ogva
- yuva
- ovber
- oover
- ovrr
- ovvur
- ovfe
- omve
- orve
- svae
- o va
- oppa
- ovv
- yo've
- orval
- oever
- yuo've
- ovl
- oka
- hvae
- ovaa
- ora
- uforia
- over13
- ovr
- ovarie
- aobve
- oma
- oowa
- ovoer
- of2012
- ouve
- oda
- hva
- ona
- over100
- ov
- novoa
- oaver
- ovama
Definition of OVA
Anagrams of OVA
Usage Examples for OVA
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Their function is to secrete ova. - "Common Diseases of Farm Animals" by R. A. Craig, D. V. M.
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Hence there is a constant struggle for existence among the individuals which represent each species and the vast majority can never reach the adult state, to say nothing of the multitudes of ova and seeds which are never hatched or allowed to germinate. - "The Antiquity of Man" by Charles Lyell
