Correct spellings for PREAMORSE
- Remorse She felt a deep sense of remorse after hurting her friend's feelings.
"Preamorse" is commonly misspelled, but here are some correct suggestions to avoid the error. One option is "premorse", meaning bitten off or nibbled. Another possible word is "praemorse", indicating something chewed or gnawed at. Remember to double-check your spellings to communicate more accurately!
