How Do You Spell VASES?
Correct spelling for the English word "vases" is [v_ˈɑː_z_ɪ_z], [vˈɑːzɪz], [vˈɑːzɪz]] (IPA phonetic alphabet).
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Common Misspellings for VASES
Below is the list of 191 misspellings for the word "vases".
- asees
- lases
- vistes
- vass
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- vax's
- viuses
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- asees
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- virses
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- virsus
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- visversa
- ahses
- varses
Usage Examples for VASES
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One clasped a sofa- pillow, one a pair of vases. - "Fernley House" by Laura E. Richards
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" A poor meek woman that never dares to call her soul her own, faded and lifeless as the flowers I throw out of the vases, looking twice her age-" " I hope she's well out of earshot, Bates." - "The Monk of Hambleton" by Armstrong Livingston
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Without hesitating a moment Anna brought the vases, and as she did not know the exact time when her grandmother would arrive, she determined to fill them with fresh flowers every morning. - "'Lena Rivers" by Mary J. Holmes
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Many other vases in this room are of great beauty. - "Walks in Rome" by Augustus J.C. Hare
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There were vases filled with foreign grasses, and palms stood in the corners of the rooms. - "Confessions of a Young Man" by George Moore
