How to spell CONCED correctly?
If you've mistakenly typed "conced" instead of the intended word, here are some likely suggestions. If you meant to write "concede", acknowledge a defeat gracefully. If "concave" is what you had in mind, it refers to a surface curving inward. Alternatively, "conceit" implies excessive pride, while "conceal" signifies hiding something. Double-check your context!
List of suggestions on how to spell conced correctly
- Caned The principal advised that all students who were caught cheating on the exam would be caned.
- Coerced The suspect was coerced into confessing by the intimidating tactics of the police.
- Coined
- concede The team captain had to concede defeat after the opposing team scored their third goal.
- conceded Despite her initial objections, she eventually conceded to the plan proposed by her colleagues.
- concedes The politician finally concedes defeat after losing the election by a large margin.
- conceit His conceit was so great that he thought he could solve every problem all by himself.
- concept The concept of freedom is important for every individual.
- concert I'm going to a concert with my friends next week.
- Conduced The team's collective efforts and hard work conduced to their successful performance in the championship.
- ConEd I'm going to ConEd to get my electricity contract renewal.
- cones I have a lot of cones for the ice cream shop.
- conked I got conked by a hockey stick.
- Conned I made a mistake by trusting him, and he conned me out of my money.
- corned
- Jounced She was quite jounced after the car accident.
Misspelling of the day
Apsolutly
- absolute
- absolutely
- absolutes
- apostle
- appositely
- aptly
- astutely
- axolotl
- axolotls
- desolately
