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How to spell PROVISES correctly?

If you find yourself mistakenly typing "provises" instead of the intended word, "provides", here are a few possible correct suggestions. Ensure the accuracy of your text by using alternatives like "offers", "supplies" or "delivers". Verifying your spelling will enhance the clarity and professionalism of your writing.

List of suggestions on how to spell provises correctly

  • pelvises The doctor pointed out the differences in pelvises between the male and female skeletons.
  • praises The thank-you notes were praises to the writer's flourishing penmanship.
  • premises The landlord asked the tenant to leave the premises immediately due to unpaid rent.
  • Privies The campground had an old privies for the campers to use.
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  • profiles Philip is in the profiles section.
  • promises Promises are what keep us going when things get tough.
  • proposes He proposes to her, bending down on one knee with the diamond ring in his hand.
  • proves The DNA evidence proves that he was at the crime scene.
  • providers The providers of the service are top-notch.
  • provides The library provides access to thousands of books and journals.
  • provinces The provinces are changing rapidly.
  • proviso The contract had a proviso that the payment would be made only upon completion of the project.
  • Provisos The contract includes several provisos that must be met in order for the sale to be completed.
  • provokes His sarcastic comment finally provokes her to speak up about her feelings.
  • provosts Provosts play an important role in the administrative structure of a university.
  • Proxies I asked my assistant to use proxies to access the restricted websites.
  • revises The author revises his manuscript repeatedly before submitting it for publishing.

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