How to spell BLATED correctly?
The misspelling "blated" often occurs when attempting to write "belated" which means something is happening or being done later than expected. To avoid this mistake, one can double-check the spelling, use a spell-check tool or consider alternative phrases like "late" or "delayed" to convey the intended meaning accurately.
List of suggestions on how to spell blated correctly
- ablated The ablated lung was due to the radiation therapy.
- bated The dog was bated by the scent of the rabbit.
- belated I am sorry for my belated birthday wishes.
- belted The singer belted out her favorite song and the audience roared with excitement.
- bladed The bladed fan spun rapidly, producing a pleasant breeze on the hot summer day.
- blamed The company's poor performance was blamed on the CEO's leadership style.
- Blared The alarm blared in the morning.
- blasted I was blasted for being 5 minutes late to work.
- Blazed The sun blazed down on the beach, making it too hot to walk on the sand.
- Bleated The lamb bleated in pain.
- bloated I felt so bloated after eating all of that food.
- Blotted You've just blotted your copybook.
- Blurted I was so caught up in the moment, I blurted out the wrong thing.
- Boated
- bolted I bolted out of the room as soon as I heard the door slam.
- elated After her amazing accomplishment, she was elated.
- Plated The chef carefully plated the meal, adding a colorful garnish for the finishing touch.
- Slated
