How to spell BRUSELY correctly?
If you meant to write "brusely" but it was a misspelling, possible correct suggestions could be "brusquely" or "busily". "Brusquely" means in an abrupt or curt manner, while "busily" implies being actively engaged in various tasks. Choosing the right alternative will depend on the context of your sentence.
List of suggestions on how to spell brusely correctly
- basely He basely betrayed his friend by revealing their secret.
- brashly He brashly interrupted the meeting with his unexpected and loud outburst.
- bravely Despite his fear, he bravely stepped forward to confront the dangerous situation.
- briskly He walked briskly down the street, eager to reach his destination.
- bristly She couldn't help but withdraw her hand from the bristly texture of the cactus.
- brushy The forest floor was covered in brushy undergrowth, making it difficult to walk through.
- brusquely The teacher brusquely dismissed the student from class for repeatedly interrupting the lesson.
- Brussels I am excited to visit Brussels, Belgium and try their famous chocolate and waffles.
- busily Despite feeling overwhelmed, she busily juggled multiple tasks to meet her deadlines.
- crudely He crudely drew a picture on the whiteboard.
- obtusely She spoke obtusely, failing to grasp the severity of the situation.
- rudely He spoke rudely to his professor and was reprimanded for his disrespectful behavior.
