How to spell ATTED correctly?

If you find yourself misspelling "atted", fret not! Here are a few possible correct suggestions: "acted" for theatrical endeavors, "added" for including something, "aided" for providing assistance, and "arrested" for culprits caught by the law. Stay vigilant in proofreading to rectify such small errors!

• Abated The storm finally abated, allowing the sun to peek through the clouds.
• abed I like to read a book before going to sleep and leave it abed after finishing.
• Abetted The accused abetted his accomplice in committing the crime.
• Abutted The building abutted the edge of the cliff, giving the impression that one could step off and plunge into the sea below.
• ACED I aced my math test and got an A+.
• Acted
• added
• aged The aged oak tree provided shade for the picnic area.
• aided The new technology aided the doctors in performing a complicated surgery.
• ante Before the race, each contestant must place their ante.
• anted I can't come to any conclusions about the anted hypothesis until all the evidence has been presented.
• Aped John is not only a genius but he is also an APed.
• ate
• Atoned I feel atoned for what I did.
• attar
• attend I am going to attend the charity event next week.
• attest I can attest to the fact that she was at the meeting yesterday.
• attired The bride was attired in a beautiful white gown for her wedding day.
• attlee
• ATTN ATTN: All employees are required to attend the mandatory meeting tomorrow at 10 am.
• attuned
• ATTY
• awed As I stood at the edge of the Grand Canyon, I couldn't help but feel awed by its vast and breathtaking beauty.
• Baited
• bated The crowd watched with bated breath as the gymnast prepared for her final routine.
• Batted
• Butted He butted heads with his boss all the time.
• Carted The package was carted away.
• catted
• Chatted Yesterday, I chatted with my friend for hours on the phone.
• Darted Darted through the door and then ran towards the safety of my dorm.
• dated The style of the furniture in the room was quite dated.
• dotted The paper was dotted with tiny, colorful confetti.
• FARTED I can't believe my dog just farted in my face.
• fated Fated to be together, they were destined to be together.
• Fitted Izzy is wearing a fitted shirt.
• Gated The community was gated, requiring residents to swipe their keycard in order to enter.
• Gutted She was gutted that she lost the election.
• hated I was hated by everyone at school.
• hatted The hatted man walking down the street drew many stares.
• Jetted I'm jetted for my cruise tonight.
• Jotted I jotted down his phone number on a piece of paper.
• Jutted The cliffs jutted out from the ocean like broken teeth.
• mated She was mated to a wolf and they had a litter of six cubs
• matted The fur on the dog's back was matted and tangled.
• netted She netted a huge bass while out fishing on the lake.
• Nutted I almost nutted last night when I saw that scary movie.
• opted I opted for the healthier salad option instead of the burger for lunch.
• otter The playful otter slid down the muddy riverbank and into the water.
• outed She was outed as a whistleblower after she exposed the company's unethical practices.
• parted After having married, they parted ways.
• Patted Pamela patted me on the back and said, "That was a good answer.
• Petted My dog was petted for a long time before I put her in the car.
• pitted The cherry had to be pitted before it could be added to the dessert.
• potted I potted the rosebush in a ceramic planter.
• putted I putted all of my laundry in the wash today.
• Rated The movie was rated R due to its graphic violence and language.
• Ratted I knew she had ratted me out to the teacher when I saw her smirking in the corner.
• rotted The apple in the fruit bowl had rotted and was creating a foul smell.
• rutted The old logging road was rough and rutted.
• sated After eating a large meal, I felt sated and couldn't eat another bite.
• tatted She showed off her tatted arm sleeve during the concert.
• tatter
• ted I have a feeling that something happened to Ted.
• Teed I teed up the ball and got ready to take my shot.
• tied The dog was tied to the post outside the store.
• toed The dancer toed the line perfectly during her performance.
• Toted She toted her backpack filled with books and supplies to her first day of class.
• Totted As a child, I totted around with my favorite stuffed animal everywhere I went.
• utter I could barely utter a word when I saw my favorite celebrity walking down the street.
• Vatted He had vatted himself in grease from cooking the meat.
• vetted Before being accepted into the program, all applicants will be thoroughly vetted.
• Waited I waited for hours in the long line at the amusement park.
• Witted I may be quick-witted, but I still need time to process complex information.

Apsolutly

• absolute
• absolutely
• absolutes
• apostle
• appositely
• aptly
• astutely
• axolotl
• axolotls
• desolately