How to spell ALOTTED correctly?

If you've misspelled "alotted", worry not! The correct spelling is "allotted". This common error can happen due to the two similar-sounding words. Remember, "allotted" means to assign or give someone a specific amount or share of something. Double-check your spelling to ensure effective communication in your writing.

• Abetted The criminal was abetted by his accomplice in committing the robbery.
• Aborted
• Abutted The property abutted the river, providing beautiful views and easy access to the waterfront.
• alerted The police were alerted of the robbery in progress by a neighbor.
• allotted Each student was allotted three hours to complete the exam.
• bloated After eating so much junk food, I felt bloated and uncomfortable.
• Blotted
• clotted The blood had clotted, sealing the wound.
• Clouted Her face was clouted with an open hand.
• Flatted The musician flatted the note on purpose to create a unique sound.
• Flitted I flitted around the room nervously.
• Floated
• Flouted I was flouted numerous times by the faculty.
• Gloated He gloated over his victory, relishing in the defeat of his opponent.
• glutted She was glutted with desserts after eating three pieces of cake and a bowl of ice cream.
• looted During the riots, stores were looted and vandalized.
• Platted My new dress is platted with stars.
• plotted The detectives plotted the suspect's movements for the past week.
• Slatted The row of wooden slatted benches ran the length of the room.
• Slotted I slotted the letter into the mailbox.

Intertubing

• antedating
• entertain
• entertainer
• entertaining
• inditing
• inner-tubing
• intertwine
• interurban
• intuiting
• undertaking