The digraphs /ea/ and /ei/

A written statement saying that money or goods have been received.

• receit

• receipt

• receept

• reciept

To take or get something that is given, paid, or sent.

• receve

• reseive

• recieve

• receive

To have an understanding of - or have a belief about - something.

• perceive

• percieve

• perceave

• perseive

The upper interior surface of a room.

• sealing

• ceiling

• cealing

• ceeling

To lie, mislead, or distort the truth.

• deseive

• decieve

• deceive

• diceive

Not the one nor the other; not either.

• neitha

• niether

• neither

• neather

Free from disturbance.

• peaceful

• peacefull

• peacful

• pieceful

To have meaning or significance.

• meeningful

• meaningfull

• meaninful

• meaningful

The state of not being strong or powerful.

• weekness

• weakness

• weaknes

• wheakness

To say something.

• speek

• speack

• speik

• speak