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There are two diffferent words that are homophones (sound-alike words):
The word principle applies to a logical premise or to morals.
The physics class studied the principle of expanding gases.
She was person with good principles. She volunteered at the Red Cross every week.
The sound-alike word principal means "the primary rank," and is the title of the administrative head of some schools. (Children remember this as "the principal is our pal.") It can also mean the base amount of a loan.
The principal export of Kuwait is oil.
Mr. Smith is an elementary school principal.
His payment on his house loan was mostly interest, so the principal was barely reduced.
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How do you spell princeable?
Principal.
What other ways can you spell sheer?
the right way to spell sheer is shear.The word sheer is wrong.The corret way to spell it is shear.
Is there a way to spell Emma other then English?
yes
How do you spell primery?
The correct spelling is "primary" (principal, prime).
How do you spell holey when it's holey shoes or shoes with holes?
You can spell it two ways 1 way is whole and the other way is hole
How do you spell the other principle?
principal
How do you spell princeable?
Principal.
What other way can you spell addicted?
That is the only way to properly spell it, addicted.
What other ways can you spell sheer?
the right way to spell sheer is shear.The word sheer is wrong.The corret way to spell it is shear.
How many ways are there to spell Straight and have it mean the same?
There is no other way to spell it.
What is the other way to spell liar?
lier
What is the other way to spell jeans?
jeens
What other way can you spell resight?
recite.
What other way could you spell the name francis?
Another way to spell the name Francis is "Frances".
Is there a way to spell Emma other then English?
yes
How do you spell primery?
The correct spelling is "primary" (principal, prime).
What is another way to spell Lucy?
Some people spell it Lucie, or Luci. I suppose you could also spell it Loosey, or other similar derivatives, but I have never seen it spelled that way as a name.
