Correct spelling for thinks to [Infographic]

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leashing

The spelling of the word "leashing" is derived from its base word "leash". The IPA phonetic transcription for "leash" is /liːʃ/, with the long "ee" sound and the "sh" sound at the ...

thinks probable
thinks romantically
thinks sentimentally
thinks the world of
thinks through
thinks to
thinks together
thinks too highly of
thinks too little of
thinks too much of
thinks twice

Common Misspellings for THINKS TO

rhinks to
fhinks to
ghinks to
yhinks to
6hinks to
5hinks to
tginks to
tbinks to
tninks to
tjinks to
tuinks to
tyinks to
thunks to
thjnks to
thknks to
thonks to
th9nks to
th8nks to
thibks to
thimks to

Etymology of THINKS TO

The phrase "thinks to" does not have a distinct etymology as it is a combination of the verb "thinks" and the preposition "to". The word "think" originates from the Old English word "thencan", which means "to conceive in the mind, consider". The preposition "to" comes from the Old English word "tō" and has various meanings, including expressing direction or purpose. When used together, "thinks to" generally implies the idea of intending, expecting, or attempting to do something.