How to spell AMED correctly?
If you intended to type "amed" but realized it was misspelled, there are a few possibilities for what you may have meant. It could be "med" which refers to medical treatment, "named" as in giving a title or "aimed" indicating a target or goal.
List of suggestions on how to spell amed correctly
- abed I prefer to go to bed early and be abed before midnight.
- ACED I aced the final exam and got an A in the class.
- aged
- Ahmed Ahmed is a very common name in Arabic speaking countries.
- Aimed The archer aimed his bow at the target before releasing the arrow.
- amen After the priest concluded the mass, the congregation responded with a resounding "amen".
- amend I need to amend this contract before we can sign it.
- Amer
- Amid Amid the chaos of the storm, the family huddled together in the basement.
- Aped She aped her sister's hairstyle and makeup.
- armed The officer arrived on the scene armed with his gun and pepper spray.
- awed Staring up at the night sky, I was awed by the millions of stars twinkling above me.
- axed
- Famed The famed artist's work was on display at the museum.
- Gamed
- Lamed This lamb has a lamed shoulder.
- med I need to take my med in the morning.
- named The cat was named Whiskers because of the fluffy fur around its mouth.
- tamed The once wild horse is now tamed and comfortable around humans.
