How to spell ELECATIVE correctly?
If you meant to type "elective" but made a common spelling error, here are some correct suggestions. "Electorate" refers to a body of eligible voters; "elective" means optional courses or procedures. "Elective" is the correct spelling that fits your context. Double-checking your spelling is always advisable to ensure the accuracy of your writing.
List of suggestions on how to spell elecative correctly
- educative The educative materials provided by the museum enhanced the visitors' understanding of the historical artifacts.
- elective I'm trying to decide what elective class to take next semester.
- electives I've enrolled in a few electives to explore my interests beyond my major courses.
- evocative The evocative music transported the audience to another world.
- selective The hotel had a selective clientele that consisted mostly of wealthy guests.
