Not really sure what you mean.

Say the word you are given is "deflects". Your first suggestion is "elect". Let's walk through it...

func isPossible(word: String) -> Bool { //1
    guard var tempWord = title?.lowercased() else { return false } //2

    for letter in word { //3
        if let position = tempWord.firstIndex(of: letter) { //4a
            tempWord.remove(at: position) //5
            //6
        } else {
            return false //4b
        }
    }

    return true //7
}

1. word is set to "elect"
2. tempWord is set to "deflects"
3. we loop through every letter in "elect" 4a. if letter is found in word...
4. remove letter from tempWord
5. and keep looping 4b. if letter is not found, return false from isPossible
6. if we make it through the loop, then isPossible is true

So, using "deflects" and "elects":

• is e found in "deflects"? yes, so remove it, leaving tempWord as "dflects"
• is l found in "deflects"? yes, so remove it, leaving tempWord as "dfects"
• is e found in "deflects"? yes, so remove it, leaving tempWord as "dfcts"
• is c found in "deflects"? yes, so remove it, leaving tempWord as "dfts"
• is t found in "deflects"? yes, so remove it, leaving tempWord as "dfs"
• we're done looping through "elect" so return true

We can see that even though the e is reused in "elect", our function still works as expected.

If a letter is reused in the player's word but it doesn't appear more than once in the given word, then isPossible will return false because at some point tempWord will no longer contain that letter.

So if the user tries "selects", this happens:

letter  tempWord
s       deflect
e       dflect
l       dfect
e       dfct
c       dft
t       df
s       **fail**