Developp vs. Develop: Decoding the Right Spelling

to start standing up for oneself or what one believes in.

to begin to like something.

to start becoming interested in something.

to create a plan.

to become adept at visually identifying specific things.

to come up with a theory.

to expand upon an initial thought.

to earn a certain perception from others.

to become adept at identifying specific smells or sensing situations.

to build a relationship over time.

to become very interested in something.

to start to love something or someone.

to learn and improve a certain ability.

to create and elaborate on a point of view.

to progress or grow due to challenging circumstances.

to start liking something or someone.

to become independent or start to succeed.

to start to progress or move forward.

to grow or improve very quickly.

to create a detailed plan to achieve a certain goal.

to design a detailed plan or guideline.

The correct spelling is "develop", not "develope".

Some synonyms of "develop" include evolve, expand, grow, improve, mature, progress, unfold, advance, and elaborate.

"Develope" is an incorrect spelling of the word "develop".

The verb of "develop" is "to develop", which means to grow or cause to grow and become more mature, advanced, or elaborate.

The noun form of "develop" is "development", which refers to the process of developing or being developed.

"Developed" can function as both a verb (in the past tense) and as an adjective. As a verb, it refers to the past action of developing something. As an adjective, it refers to a state of being advanced or having been subjected to development.

There isn't a commonly used specific adverb form for "develop". However, you can make an adverb by adding "ly" to the adjective form, resulting in "developmentally".

"Developed" is in the past tense.

"Developed" is not an adverb. It can function as a verb in the past tense or as an adjective.

A sentence for "develop" could be: "The software company continues to develop innovative programs for their clients."

The third form of "develop" is "developed".