Commonly Misspelt Words 151 to 170

An act meant to trick or deceive is called a (a)   (hoaks).

His (a)   (hiumeres) remark lightened the tense atmosphere.

Still upset with Nat, Jean ignored his feeble attempt at (a)   (hyoomer).

You must be scrupulous about (a)   (haijean) when you're preparing a baby's feed. [scrupulous: being very strict]

I know you finished all the chocolate - don't feign (a)   (iknerence)!

Although permitted in Thailand, the use and sale of cannabis remains (a)   (eleegal) in Singapore.

When a child is born of parents not married to each other, we say the child is (a)   (elejeetimate).

Although the main characters in the novel are so true to life, they are (a)   (emajinery). [true to life: real]

Pour the sauce over the pasta and serve (a)   (imeedierdly).

My visit to the slums left an (a)   (indarleeble) impression on me.