How to spell CHAISED correctly?

If you meant to type "chased" but accidentally wrote "chaised", fret not! Here are some correct alternatives to consider: cheese, chalet, choice, chairs, chaise (a type of furniture). Remember to double-check spellings to ensure accurate communication.

• cased The detective cased the apartment complex looking for clues.
• Caused The heavy storm caused damage to the house.
• Ceased The engine of the car suddenly ceased when we were driving on the highway.
• chafed The new shoes chafed her heels and gave her blisters.
• Chaffed The rough fabric of her pants had chaffed her skin raw.
• chained
• Chaired She chaired the meeting with confidence and grace.
• chaise I sat on the chaise, enjoying the view of the sunset from the window.
• chaises The outdoor furniture set included four chaises for lounging by the pool.
• Chanced I chanced upon an old friend from high school at the grocery store yesterday.
• chapped My lips are chapped from the cold wind.
• charged The prosecutor charged the suspect with murder.
• charmed I was charmed by the quaint little village on the outskirts of town.
• charred The steak was so overcooked that it was charred to a crisp.
• Charted He charted the course of the ship through the treacherous waters.
• chase
• chased
• chaser After drinking a shot, he always had a chaser to wash it down.
• chases
• Chatted I chatted with my friend for hours about our weekend plans.
• chided My mother chided me for being so reckless.
• Chimed I am so happy for you, Chimed.
• chisel He used a chisel to carve the statue out of marble.
• liaised I liaised with the customer support team to resolve the issue.
• phased The new plan is phased in gradually over the next few months.
• raised I was raised in the city and have never been camping.

Apsolutly

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