Correct spellings for INRLICTOR
- indicator The stock market's performance is often seen as a reliable indicator of the overall health of the economy.
- inductor An inductor is commonly used in electronics to store energy in a magnetic field.
- inflator I need to buy a new tire inflator because mine stopped working.
- inflict He decided not to inflict any more pain on his opponent and offered his hand to help him up.
- inflicted The basketball player accidentally inflicted a bruise on his teammate during their practice.
- infliction His cruel words were an unnecessary infliction on her already fragile emotions.
- inflicts The bully inflicts both physical and emotional pain on his victims.
- initiator The company's CEO was the driving force and chief initiator of the new sustainability initiatives.
- injector The mechanic inspected the fuel injector for any signs of damage.
- inspector The inspector conducted a thorough examination of the crime scene.
- lictor In ancient Rome, the lictor was an official who carried the fasces and accompanied magistrates or other high-ranking individuals.
