Embellish
Capsised
Exemplify
Drowned
Answer is Wrong!
Answer is Right!
The correct answer is: B. Capsised
The word “capsised” is not a real word. The correct spelling is “capsized”.
To capsize is to overturn or turn upside down, especially in water. For example, a boat might capsize if it hits a wave too hard.
The other words in the question are spelled correctly.
- Embellish: to make something more attractive or interesting by adding extra details. For example, you might embellish a story by adding more details about the characters and setting.
- Exemplify: to be a good example of something. For example, a teacher might exemplify patience by remaining calm even when students are misbehaving.
- Drowned: to die by being submerged in water. For example, a person might drown if they fall into a river and are unable to swim.