Correct spellings for DIVOUT
- devour The lion was ready to devour its prey.
- devout She is a devout follower of her religion and attends church every Sunday.
- divert I always divert the conversation whenever someone brings up politics.
- divest The company decided to divest its non-core businesses to focus its resources on more profitable ventures.
- divot I placed a divot in the golf ball's path.
- DIVOTS One of the divots on the tennis court was evidence of a recent tennis match.
- dugout The dugout was dug out of the side of the bluff.
- pivot To pivot your company in a new direction, it's important to have a clear vision and sound business strategy.
