How to spell DETTINT correctly?
If you meant "detent", a possible suggestion is to use the correct spelling. Another suggestion is to use a synonym such as "catch" or "lock". Alternatively, you can try using a spell checker or asking someone to proofread your writing to ensure correct spelling.
List of suggestions on how to spell dettint correctly
- Bettina I met Bettina at the art exhibition last week.
- betting She couldn't resist the thrill of betting on the horse race, even though she knew it was risky.
- delint I need to delint my clothes before putting them in the dryer to prevent any excess lint buildup.
- dentin The dentin of your teeth can become exposed if you have gum recession or tooth decay.
- denting The hailstorm was so severe that it caused denting on my car's roof.
- dentist My sister is a dentist and she is very good at taking care of teeth.
- destine Her talent and hard work seemed to destine her for a successful career in the arts.
- destiny She always believed that her destiny was to become a successful actress.
- detain The police can detain a suspect for further questioning.
- detains The airport security detains any suspicious-looking passengers for further questioning.
- dotting She was dotting her i's and crossing her t's to ensure there were no mistakes in her work.
- duetting The birds were duetting beautifully in the early morning sunlight.
- getting Getting a good night's sleep is essential for a healthy lifestyle.
- jetting The pilot noticed that fuel was jetting from the wing and immediately called for an emergency landing.
- letting I am letting you borrow my book for two weeks.
- netting I need to repair the netting on my basketball hoop.
- petting She couldn't resist petting the cute puppy in the pet store.
- setting The setting of the story takes place in a small, rural town during the 1800s.
- vetting The company is vetting all applicants before selecting those who will be moved on to the next round of interviews.
- wetting She was not wearing waterproof boots, so the wetting of her feet became inevitable.
