How to spell ABBETES correctly?
If you meant "Abbetes" but would like to correct it, there are a few possible suggestions. "Abbesses" refers to female leaders in certain religious orders. "Abbots" refers to the heads of monasteries or religious communities. "Abates" means to reduce or lessen something. Choose the correct term based on your intended meaning.
List of suggestions on how to spell Abbetes correctly
- Abates The storm abates and the sun begins to shine again.
- Abbes
- Abbess The abbess was known for her strict adherence to the monastery's rules and her kindness towards the residents.
- Abbesses The Abbesses of the convent were known for their deep spiritual devotion and self-discipline.
- Abbeys In England, there are many famous abbeys such as Westminster Abbey and Glastonbury Abbey.
- Abbots The abbots of the monastery gathered together to discuss important matters.
- Abets He abets his friend's bad behavior by always agreeing with him and encouraging his actions.
- Ablates The laser treatment ablates the outer layer of the skin.
- Rabbeted He rabbeted the edges of the wooden boards to create a perfect joint.
- Rabbets The carpenter used a router to create precise rabbets in the wood for the joints of the bookshelf.
