Correct spellings for COEFE
- CAFE I'm meeting my friend at the cafe down the street for brunch.
- CCEF
- CEDE In the treaty, the country had to cede its land to the neighboring nation.
- CEE
- CEF CEF stands for "common event format", a standardized format for logging events.
- CEFR The Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR) is a standardized system for assessing language proficiency.
- CESE CESE stands for "Communications and Electronic Security Establishment", which is a Canadian government agency responsible for foreign intelligence and cybersecurity.
- CETE A cete of badgers lives in the forest near my house.
- CFE CFE certification is recognized worldwide as a symbol of excellence in fraud prevention and detection.
- CHAFE She wore wool socks that would chafe against her feet.
- CHEF The chef prepared a delicious and mouth-watering dish for the customers at the restaurant.
- CHEFS The chefs at the new restaurant are highly skilled and experienced.
- CLEF The clef is positioned at the beginning of the staff to indicate the pitch of the notes.
- CLEFS The music piece contained multiple clefs, indicating the different parts for each instrument.
- CLEFT The cleft in the rock provided a perfect hiding spot for the hiker.
- CNEFEI
- CODE He cracked the code to the encrypted file.
- COE I have to apply for a COE to work in Japan.
- COED The college has separate dormitories for male and female students, but they share COED recreational facilities and common areas.
- COEDS The fraternity house was filled with rowdy coeds during their annual party.
- COERCE The police officer was accused of trying to coerce a confession out of the suspect.
- COF
- COFF
- COFFEE Every morning I need a cup of coffee to start my day.
- COFFER The treasurer kept the organization's funds in a locked coffer.
- COFFEY
- COHERE The various ideas in her argument did not cohere with one another.
- COIF The queen's coif was crafted from fine silk and adorned with sparkling jewels.
- COIFS The fashionable women of the 1920s often wore extravagant coifs decorated with headbands and jewels.
- COKE Coke is one of the most popular carbonated soft drinks in the world.
- COLE Cole enjoys playing basketball after school.
- COME I'll come to the meeting if my schedule allows me to.
- COMFY She snuggled up in her COMFY pajamas and watched a movie.
- COMLE
- COMTE The French philosopher Auguste Comte is considered one of the founders of sociology.
- CONE I bought a cone of vanilla ice cream on a hot summer day.
- CONFER I need to confer with my manager before making any final decisions.
- COOKE
- COPE I need to find better ways to cope with my anxiety.
- COPSE The sun filtered through the trees of the copse, casting patterns of light and shadow on the forest floor.
- CORE The core of the argument was not addressed in their discussion.
- CORFU I am longing for a holiday on the serene beaches of Corfu.
- COTE The sheep were huddled in their cote, protected from the freezing wind outside.
- COUPE He drove a sleek silver coupe down the winding road in the countryside.
- COVE We went kayaking in the cove and saw a family of seals sunning themselves on the rocks.
- COYLE
- CREE I heard a muffled cree outside my bedroom window which startled me.
- CREME She added a dollop of creme on top of the cheesecake.
- CREPE
- CRETE Crete is known for its stunning beaches and ancient Greek ruins.
- LOEWE
- OCOEE The Ocoee River is a popular destination for white water rafting.
- TOEFL I am studying English to prepare for the TOEFL exam.
- WOLFE Tom Wolfe was a highly influential author and journalist, known for his unique writing style and unflinching examination of American society.
