Correct spellings for INDEPT
- adept She is an adept musician, playing both the piano and guitar with ease.
- in-depth The journalist conducted an in-depth interview with the famous author to get a better understanding of her writing process.
- inapt Her choice of words was inapt for such a formal occasion.
- indeed I thought I was lost, but indeed, I was on the right path all along.
- indent To start a new paragraph, you should indent the first line.
- indict The attorney decided not to indict her client due to lack of evidence.
- induct
- inept The new employee was so inept that he couldn't even complete simple tasks.
- intent Her intent was to make sure everyone had a good time at the party.
