Correct spellings for LOVET
- covert The CIA's covert operations are designed to gather intelligence without being noticed by foreign governments.
- covet I try not to covet what others have, but sometimes it's hard not to feel jealous.
- gloved She gloved her hands before entering the laboratory to protect them from any contamination.
- GOVT GOVT is short for the government.
- lave
- Laved She laved her face with cool water after a long day.
- let I always let my dog sleep at the end of my bed.
- levee The residents of the town worked together to raise the levee and protect their homes from the rising floodwaters.
- lever I used a lever to pry open the crate.
- live I prefer to live in the countryside rather than in an urban area.
- Lived Lived for centuries in an abandoned house.
- liver The liver is responsible for detoxifying the blood.
- Loaves The bakery had dozens of freshly baked loaves of bread on display.
- locket She wore a locket around her neck with a picture of her grandmother inside.
- lode The miner struck a rich lode of silver deep within the earth.
- loft She turned the top floor of the barn into a spacious loft.
- loot The burglars stole all the valuable loot from the jewelry store.
- lost I think I lost my phone somewhere in the house.
- lot I have a lot of cleaning to do before my guests arrive.
- LOTT
- lout The party ended in chaos when a drunken lout started a fight with another guest.
- louver The louver allowed ventilation into the room.
- love I love feeling his breath on my skin.
- loved I loved the flowers she brought me.
- lovely The garden was a lovely sight in the morning sun.
- lover He is a passionate lover who always showered his partner with affection.
- lovers The two lovers enjoyed a romantic dinner by candlelight.
- Loves She loves to spend her weekends baking and trying out new recipes.
- Lovey She looked at her lovey teddy bear and smiled.
- overt The company made an overt attempt to increase their profit by launching an aggressive marketing campaign.
- soviet The Soviet Union dissolved in 1991, marking the end of the Cold War era.
