How to spell BATHERED correctly?
If you meant to write "bothered" instead of "bathered", the correct spelling is indeed "bothered". This term is used to express annoyance or a feeling of being troubled or disturbed by something. Double-check your spelling next time and remember to use "bothered" for this popular expression.
List of suggestions on how to spell bathered correctly
- Barbered He had just barbered his hair in preparation for the job interview.
- Bartered The bridegroom bartered his catering services for the bride's hand in marriage.
- Bathed I bathed my dog in warm water and lavender shampoo.
- battered The houses in the coastal town were battered by the strong winds and heavy rain from the storm.
- Bettered I have bettered myself since our last encounter.
- Blathered She blathered on about her day until he wished her goodnight.
- bothered I'm not really bothered if you finish the project today or tomorrow.
- Butchered The sheep were butchered.
- Buttered I am going to eat buttered toast for breakfast.
- Fathered He fathered eight children before his death.
- feathered The vibrant colors of the feathered costume made the dancer look like a tropical bird.
- gathered The family gathered around the table for Thanksgiving dinner.
- Lathered
- Mothered The new baby was mothered by her grandmother.
- Pothered This pothered plant is a succulent desert plant.
- tethered The hot air balloons were tethered to the ground and gently swayed in the breeze.
- weathered The old barn had a weathered appearance, with faded paint and rusted metal.
- withered
