How to spell SHEEL correctly?
The misspelling "sheel" could be corrected to "she'll" as a contraction for "she will" or to "steel" as a noun or verb related to the metal. Another possible correction could be "shield", which is a noun that refers to a protective barrier or a verb that means to protect or defend.
List of suggestions on how to spell sheel correctly
- heel I twisted my heel and now I can't walk without feeling pain.
- shall I shall go to the store later this afternoon to pick up some groceries.
- shawl She wore a beautiful silk shawl over her shoulders.
- she'll She'll be coming back home from work in a few hours.
- sheen The car's freshly waxed surface gave it a noticeable sheen in the bright sunshine.
- sheep
- sheer The sheer beauty of the sunset left me speechless.
- sheet She used a sheet to cover up the old furniture.
- Sheila Sheila is going to be the new manager of the department.
- shekel The exchange rate between the dollar and the shekel has fluctuated over the years.
- shell
- Shelly
- Sheol In some religious beliefs, Sheol is considered to be the place where souls go after death.
- shill
- shoal The boat had to navigate around a shoal of rocks.
- wheel
