How to spell BEGRONNED correctly?
If you mistakenly type "begronned" and want to correct it, here are a few possibilities. The correct spelling could be "begrudged", meaning to envy or resent someone's possession or achievements. Alternatively, it could be "bedragoned", suggesting something has been adorned or decorated with dragons. Always double-check spellings to ensure accuracy.
List of suggestions on how to spell begronned correctly
- beckoned The warm, inviting aroma of freshly baked goods beckoned us into the bakery.
- beginner I am a beginner at playing the guitar and I'm excited to learn.
- begone He shouted "begone!" as he chased away the annoying pigeons from his balcony.
- begrimed After a long day of work, he returned home with his clothes begrimed from the construction site.
- begrudged She begrudged her sister's new promotion.
- belonged The old family photographs belonged to my grandmother.
- bemoaned The frustrated players bemoaned their team's constant losses and lack of improvement.
- betrothed She was overjoyed when her beloved finally proposed and she said yes, officially becoming betrothed to him.
- bronzed After spending the summer at the beach, her skin was beautifully bronzed.
- browned The steak sizzled in the pan as it browned to perfection.
- grinned She looked at him mischievously and grinned, revealing a row of pearly white teeth.
- groaned She groaned loudly as she tried to lift the heavy box.
- reconned I silently reconned the area, carefully observing any potential threats or obstacles.
- refronted The house was refronted with a new coat of paint, giving it a fresh and modern look.
- reground I accidentally dropped the coffee beans, but luckily I was able to salvage them by regrounding them to make a fresh cup of coffee.
- regrouped After losing the first game, the team regrouped and came back stronger in the following matches.
