How to spell STROLES correctly?
If you meant to type "stroles", here are a few possible correct alternatives: "strokes" - referring to specific movements or actions, "strolls" - meaning leisurely walks or "scrolls" - relating to scrolling through digital content. Double-check the intended meaning and choose the appropriate word to ensure clear communication.
List of suggestions on how to spell stroles correctly
- stales
- Stiles The terrified teenager pointed to her dad's corpse and said 'Stiles, Stiles, Stiles!
- stoles The choir members looked elegant in their matching stoles during the Christmas concert.
- stools The stools at the counter were all taken, so I had to wait for someone to leave.
- stores I went to three different stores before I found the perfect dress for the wedding.
- STROBES The strobes on the ambulance were flashing brightly as it rushed to the scene of the accident.
- Strokes He suffers from frequent panic attacks and has even likened the condition to his strokes.
- stroll I went for a leisurely stroll around the park this morning.
- stroller The mother pushed the stroller down the sidewalk on her way to the park.
- strollers The park was filled with mothers pushing strollers while the babies giggled and pointed at the ducks in the pond.
- strolls She takes long strolls in the park every morning.
- Styles
- trolls Ross trolls Julie all the time.
