How to spell SLEAVEE correctly?
If you're looking for alternatives to the misspelling "sleavee", consider these correct suggestions. "Sleeve", the correct term for a protective covering or part of a garment; "sleek", describing something smooth and polished; or "sleekly", an adverb that means done in a smooth and stylish manner. Remember to double-check spelling to avoid confusion.
List of suggestions on how to spell sleavee correctly
- Cleave I used a sharp knife to cleave the apple in two.
- Cleaved The hiker used his ax to cleave a path through the dense forest.
- Cleaver The butcher used his cleaver to chop through the bone.
- Cleaves The woodcutter cleaves the logs in smoother sections.
- Leave After receiving the bad news, she decided to leave the room and take a moment to process her thoughts.
- Leaved The tree had completely leaved out, providing ample shade for the park bench.
- Leaven I added too much leaven to the dough and now the bread is rising too quickly.
- Leaver The company's high turnover rate was due to many employees being leavers within their first year.
- Leaves I raked up all the leaves in my yard and put them in bags.
- Levee The overflowing river breached the levee causing extensive flooding in the nearby community.
- Seavey
- Sheave The rope glided smoothly over the sheave as he hoisted the sail.
- Sheaved He sheaved the heavy box onto his shoulders and carried it into the house.
- Sheaves After the harvest, the workers gathered the wheat sheaves into neat stacks in the field.
- Slave During the 18th century, the transatlantic slave trade brought millions of enslaved Africans to the Americas.
- Slaved She slaved over the stove for hours to cook the perfect Thanksgiving meal.
- Slaver The slaver was arrested for his inhumane treatment of the captives.
- Slaves Slaves were forced to work against their will.
- Sleaze The political campaign was full of sleaze and scandals.
- Sleazes I can't believe he sleazes his way out of every situation.
- Sleeve She rolled up her sleeve to reveal a small tattoo.
- Sleeved I sleeved my shirt to protect my arms from the sun.
- Sleeves I need to roll up my sleeves before I start washing the dishes.
