desirable
Common misspellings:
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- desierable (1.9%)
- diserable (1.5%)
- desiarable (0.6%)
- desireable (84.5%)
- desirabel (1.2%)
- disiarble (0.1%)
- desireble (1.7%)
- elete (0.1%)
- dersirable (0.5%)
- disireable (0.3%)
- desirble (0.4%)
- desireabld (0.1%)
- desrible (0.1%)
- desirale (0.2%)
- deisreable (0.1%)
- desiraable (0.1%)
- desriable (0.6%)
- disirable (2.6%)
- desirabe (0.2%)
- desiable (0.4%)
- decirable (0.3%)
- 8th (0.1%)
- disireabe (0.1%)
- desiriable (0.1%)
- desiralbe (0.2%)
- desereable (0.1%)
- dirsiable (0.1%)
- desirible (0.6%)
- desaireable (0.1%)
- deseriable (0.4%)
- deirable (0.1%)
- derirable (0.1%)
- desiraebale (0.1%)
- desirrable (0.1%)
- desitable (0.1%)
Usage examples for desirable:
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" Well," he demanded with visible irritation, as soon as she appeared, " will you kindly tell me if there is anything- desirable that that confounded money has done?"
"Oh, Money! Money!" – Eleanor Hodgman Porter -
To be selected as a companion by a rich young man was just what he would have liked himself, and he flattered himself that he should make a more desirable companion than a mere boy like Herbert.
"Do and Dare A Brave Boy's Fight for Fortune" – Horatio Alger, Jr. -
But that was the reason a policeman would be desirable
"McAllister and His Double" – Arthur Train -
" A desirable property," said Challis, sadly, " which nobody desires except the Trust, and probably it cares nothing about it now."
"Lord Stranleigh Abroad" – Robert Barr
