How to spell ARAISED correctly?
Possible correct suggestions for the misspelling "araised" are "raised", "arose" or "erased", depending on the intended meaning. "Raised" is the past tense of "raise", which means to lift up. "Arose" is the past tense of "arise", which means to originate or come to attention. "Erased" means to remove or rub out.
List of suggestions on how to spell araised correctly
- Abased The employee felt abased when his boss publicly scolded him in front of his colleagues.
- amassed He had amassed a great fortune through years of hard work and wise investments.
- Appraised The expert appraised my artwork and valued it at over $10,000.
- arise
- Arisen The need for a new leader has arisen due to the sudden resignation of the previous one.
- arises A problem arises when we don't have enough funding to complete the project.
- aroused The spicy scent of the food aroused my senses and made my mouth water.
- Arrived
- braised
- bruised After falling off the bike, his knee was badly bruised.
- Cruised We cruised along the scenic coastal road enjoying the beautiful scenery.
- Erased She erased the mistake in her essay and handed it back to her professor.
- Grassed
- harassed She felt harassed by her co-workers, who constantly made rude comments about her appearance.
- Praised The teacher was praised by the principal for her exceptional work in the classroom.
- raised
- upraised The dancer upraised her arms to the sky in a graceful movement.
