How to spell DISSTRAIN correctly?
If you're struggling with the misspelling "disstrain", here are some correct suggestions. Perhaps you intended to write "distraught", which means deeply upset or troubled. Alternatively, you might have intended to use "restrain", which means to hold back or limit someone or something. Remember to proofread and consult a dictionary if you encounter any trouble with spelling to ensure precision in your writing.
List of suggestions on how to spell disstrain correctly
- distrain The landlord had no choice but to distrain the tenant's property when he failed to pay his rent for three months.
