How to spell BRANISH correctly?
If you meant to write "branish", which is not a recognized word, there are a few possible correct suggestions. "Brandish" means to wave something around, while "banish" means to exclude or expel. "Blemish" means a mark or flaw, while "bronze" is a metallic color.
List of suggestions on how to spell branish correctly
- banish The judge decided to banish the criminal from the town for life.
- bearish Investors are feeling bearish about the stock market due to uncertain economic conditions.
- brackish The water in the swamp was brackish and didn't seem suitable for drinking.
- branch I saw a bird perched on a branch outside my window.
- brandish He unsuccessfully attempted to brandish his sword as a warning to the intruders.
- brash The new employee came off as brash during the meeting with his overly confident attitude.
- brownish The leaves of the tree were turning brownish in color, indicating the arrival of autumn.
- burnish The antique dealer used a soft cloth to burnish the silver candlesticks to their finest shine.
