Correct spellings for CONVIDE
- Candide "Candide" is a satirical novel written by the French philosopher Voltaire in 1759.
- coincide My birthday happens to coincide with the day of the annual parade.
- concede After a lengthy debate, the politician finally decided to concede defeat and accept his opponent's victory.
- confide She needed to confide her deepest thoughts and feelings to someone she could trust.
- Confided He confided in me that he was having second thoughts about marrying her.
- Confider I confider in your judgement.
- confides She confides in me about everything.
- confine Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, many people were forced to confine themselves to their homes for extended periods of time.
- connive The two friends were caught trying to connive a plan to steal money from the bank.
- consider Before making a final decision on the purchase, please consider all of the other available options.
- convene The meeting will convene at 7pm tonight.
- convict There was a convict on the chain gang.
- convoke The Prime Minister decided to convoke an emergency meeting of his cabinet to discuss the deteriorating security situation in the country.
