Correct spellings for REAFEL
- deafen The sound of the jet engine was enough to deafen anyone nearby.
- deafer As he grew older, he became deafer and found it more difficult to communicate with others.
- EAFE Investors seeking global diversification may consider adding EAFE-based exchange-traded funds to their portfolios.
- easel She set up her canvas on the easel and began to paint a serene landscape.
- Eifel The Eifel Tower is an iconic symbol of Paris.
- leafed She leafed through the pages of the dusty old book, searching for the information she needed.
- Rafael Rafael was the first person to finish his exam.
- RAFGL
- ravel The intricate lace shawl is so delicate that it is best not to ravel the thread.
- Ravel I love listening to Ravel's "Bolero" when I need to unwind after a long day.
- reader The reader was completely absorbed in the novel.
- real The situation seemed unreal to me.
- realer
- reamed The mechanic reamed out the engine cylinder before replacing the piston.
- reamer The dentist used a reamer to widen the hole in the tooth.
- reaped After years of hard work, she finally reaped the benefits of her labor with a promotion and raise.
- reaper The reaper harvested the fields of wheat, leaving nothing but barren soil in its wake.
- reared My family has reared animals on our farm for generations.
- rebel The rebel forces were gathering at the outskirts of the city.
- reefed We reefed the sails in order to withstand the strong winds.
- reefer The sailor stored his herbs in the reefer for safekeeping.
- reel The fisherman's reel got caught in the rocks.
- refer I would appreciate it if you could refer me to a good restaurant in the area.
- reffed
- refuel The pilot had to make a stopover to refuel the aircraft before flying to the next destination.
- relabel I had to relabel all the boxes because they were labeled incorrectly.
- RENFE RENFE is the state railway company of Spain.
- repel The strong odor of the skunk spray is enough to repel most predators.
- revel The children will revel in the park this weekend.
- teasel The teasel plant's prickly bristles are commonly used in the textile industry to raise the nap on fabrics.
- weasel The weasel quickly darted across the field, disappearing into a nearby burrow.
