How to spell SOLICE correctly?
If you've mistakenly spelled "solice" instead of "solace", fret not! Here are a few suggested alternatives to rectify the mistake: "solace", "solstice", "splice" or "slice". Although similar in sound, each word carries a distinct meaning, so choose the one that best fits your intended message.
List of suggestions on how to spell solice correctly
- Lice My daughter had lice when she was in first grade, and it was so embarrassing.
- police
- slice I would love a slice of pizza right now.
- sliced
- slicer He used a slicer to cut the onion.
- slices I bought a loaf of bread and cut it into several slices.
- sluice The sluice can be opened to let the water flow out.
- solace She found some solace in her religious beliefs.
- Solaced After my long car ride, I was solaced by the sight of my childhood home.
- solaces Talking to his friends always solaces his grief.
- sole
- solicit Asking strangers for money on the street is considered to be a form of solicit.
- SOLIS My house is on Solis Street.
- splice He had to splice the rope to repair the broken part.
- splicer A splicer is a machine that takes two pieces of film and stitches them together.
