How to spell CAISED correctly?
If you've accidentally typed "caised" instead of the intended word, there are a few possible correct suggestions. It may be "raised", "caused", "ceased" or "braised", depending on the context. Double-check the meaning you intended to convey to determine the most appropriate correction.
List of suggestions on how to spell caised correctly
- based
- cached The browser cached the website's images, enabling faster loading times upon subsequent visits.
- Cadged I cadged this coat from my brother.
- Caged
- Caked She looked like she had been caked in makeup.
- called She called out to her friend across the room.
- Caned
- canned I bought some canned corn from the store for dinner.
- Canoed A canoed boat sped downstream.
- CAPED He wore a caped costume to the superhero-themed costume party.
- capped The bottle was tightly capped to prevent any spills.
- Carded I'm going to pick up my carded items at the store.
- Cared She always cared deeply for her best friend.
- Carped I carped the diem and applied for the job I always wanted.
- Carted She carted the heavy boxes from the storage room to the truck.
- carved
- case I have a case of water bottles in my car.
- cased
- cases The cases are piled up on the table.
- Casey Casey called her mother to wish her a happy birthday.
- cashed
- catted
- cause Smoking can cause serious health problems like lung cancer and heart disease.
- Caused I caused the meltdown.
- Causer
- causes Smoking causes a range of health problems, including lung cancer and heart disease.
- Caved I caved and bought the expensive purse I've been wanting.
- Cawed The crows cawed continuously in the empty courtyard.
- Ceased The thunderstorm ceased a few minutes ago.
- chased After the animals chased one another around for a while, they all fell asleep.
- Classed The book is classed as a classic of literature.
- closed The store was closed because it was too dark outside.
- coiled The snake had coiled its body around the tree's trunk.
- Coined The term "cyberspace" was coined by science fiction author William Gibson.
- Cried She cried tears of joy when she found out she passed her final exams.
- Cruised While we cruised the river, we watched the riverboats go by.
- cursed The old castle was believed to be cursed and no one dared to enter it.
- cussed She cussed at him when he couldn't fix the sink.
- eased
- Gained I've gained a lot of knowledge from reading books.
- Gassed I gassed my house with helium to clean it.
- jailed The criminal was jailed for fifteen years for his heinous crime.
- kaiser The kaiser was surprised and displeased by the news.
- liaised I liaised with the PR team to get the announcement out.
- massed The hordes of zombies were massed at the door.
- Noised The construction site noised through the night, keeping me awake.
- Parsed The program successfully parsed the data from the file.
- Passed Passed her driving test today!
- Paused After she paused, I asked her what was wrong.
- poised She stands poised and alert, her hand resting easily on her hip.
- raised Peter is getting raised by mom and dad this weekend.
- sassed Steve was so sassed at Tim for coming over without calling that he pushed him.
- wised The older I get, the more wised I become about the importance of saving for retirement.
