Correct spellings for CONFURT
- comfort I love to snuggle up in my blanket for extra comfort during cold weather.
- concert I attended a concert last night and it was amazing.
- conduit The conduit carried electricity from the power source to the building.
- confer The board of directors will confer about the company's future plans.
- confers The degree he received from the university confers a lot of prestige and opportunities in his field.
- confirm I would like to confirm our reservation.
- conform I must conform to their expectations.
- confuse His explanation only served to confuse her even more.
- confute The lawyer tried to confute the witness's testimony through rigorous cross-examination, but was ultimately unsuccessful.
- consort Queen Victoria's consort, Prince Albert, was a important part of her life.
- contort He tried to contort his body so he could fit through the small opening.
- convert A convert is someone who has undergone a change in their religious or political beliefs.
