Correct spellings for AMAIAS
- Acacias The acacias provide a shady spot for picnicking under on a summer afternoon.
- Alias John Smith used the alias "Joe Brown" to check into the hotel.
- Amalia Amalia went to the store to buy some groceries.
- Amaral
- Amass He was able to amass a fortune after years of hard work and dedication.
- Amaya Amaya is a software company known for developing casino and other gaming platforms.
- Amazes The shear size of the Great Barrier Reef always amazes me.
- Ambits The new policy falls within the ambits of the company's mission statement.
- AMCAS AMCAS is responsible for processing and verifying all applications to U.S. medical schools.
- AMIS I am looking forward to seeing my amis at the party next week.
- Amiss Something seems amiss with this report, as there are several errors.
- Ananias Ananias and his wife Sapphira were punished for lying to the Holy Spirit.
- Arias She was known for her powerful performances of Mozart and Handel Arias.
- Armadas During the 16th and 17th centuries, many European powers built powerful armadas to expand their global influence.
- Avails She eagerly avails herself of every opportunity to learn something new.
- Awaits The secret destination of our vacation awaits us.
- Emails I receive hundreds of emails every day, most of which are spam.
- Macias
- Mafias The police were able to break up the mafias that were controlling the city's underground operations.
- Maids The hotel employs maids to clean guest rooms on a daily basis.
- Mails I need to retrieve my mails from the mailbox.
- Maims The vicious dog attempts to maim anyone who gets too close to its territory.
- Mains The mains were shut off during the maintenance work.
- Mamas Mamas are often the heart and backbone of a family.
- Manias Her manias include counting everything she sees and organizing her belongings by color.
- Mayas The Mayas were a sophisticated pre-Columbian civilization in Central America known for their advancements in writing, mathematics, and astronomy.
- Omahas Omahas are a federally recognized Native American tribe that originated in the Great Plains region.
