How to spell REARE correctly?
If you meant to write "rare" but accidentally typed "reare", don't worry! Here are a few correct suggestions for your misspelling. You can use "rare", meaning something is uncommon or scarce. Alternatively, you could consider "rear", which refers to the back part of something. Double-check your spelling to ensure your message comes across clearly.
List of suggestions on how to spell reare correctly
- are
- drear The cold and drear weather made it difficult to go outside.
- dreary The stormy weather made the day seem dreary and gloomy.
- Ere
- Rae Rae is my best friend since high school.
- rare It is rare to find a good book that can be read over and over again.
- rarer The diamond became even rarer after it was discovered to have a flaw.
- RARES I don't have many rares in my collection, but I cherish the ones I do.
- reader The reader enjoyed the book's plot twists and turns.
- realer We went to the realer side of town.
- reamer The dentist used a reamer to enlarge the cavity in my tooth.
- reaper The reaper came for the farmer's crops at the peak of harvest season.
- rear Yesterday morning I woke up to find my car parked in the garage, with the rear end out.
- Reared John was reared in a small town in Ohio.
- rearm The country decided to rearm its military after a recent threat.
- rears
- Redrew She redrew the sketch, making it more detailed and realistic.
- regrew The flower that I accidentally stepped on thankfully regrew within a few weeks.
- Rehire The company was willing to rehire the former employee after receiving positive feedback from previous colleagues.
- retire
- revere
- rewire She wanted to rewire the outlet, but couldn't find the correct electrical wire.
- roar The lion let out a tremendous roar as it charged towards its prey.
- Roared He roared with laughter as she recounted her latest prank.
- roarer The roarer in the stand was making too much noise.
