How to spell AFRAD correctly?
If you meant to spell "afraid" instead of "afrad", here are some correct suggestions. "Afraid" means feeling fear or apprehension. It is the correct spelling for the term. Make sure to double-check your spelling to avoid any misunderstandings in written communication.
List of suggestions on how to spell afrad correctly
- abrade
- abroad She is studying abroad in Rome.
- acrid The acrid smell of burning rubber filled the air after the car crash.
- affray The police were called to break up the affray that broke out in the crowd during the football game.
- AFR I can't believe I left my AFR at home.
- afraid
- afro She had beautiful curly afro hair.
- Afros Afros are popular hairstyles for black women.
- aired
- alfred Alfred is my best friend's name.
- arid This area is especially arid.
- farad
- frat I couldn't go to the frat party last night because I had to study.
- fraud The businessman was found guilty of fraud and was sentenced to 10 years in prison.
- Fred Fred is the name of my pet turtle.
