Correct spellings for RELEATE
- elate
- prelate The prelate of the church led Sunday services with great grace and authority.
- re-late I find it easy to re-late to my grandparents because they often share stories about their younger years.
- reflate The government's economic policy included measures to reflate the economy.
- relate I can relate to your situation, as I've been in a similar one before.
- related Do you have any related articles?
- Relater As a relater, she was skilled at connecting with people and sharing their stories.
- relates He relates well to people from various backgrounds.
- release I need to release some tension.
- released The newest album from the band was recently released and has received positive reviews from music critics.
- relegate
- relent I will not relent until I have found my son.
- relocate The family decided to relocate to a new city.
- replete Esme was completely replete after her long nap.
