How to spell EXCEITED correctly?
If you find yourself misspelling "exceited", worry not! Here are some plausible alternatives: "excited", "exited" or "exquisite". While "excited" is the most common and likely what you intended, "exited" implies leaving, and "exquisite" refers to something delicately beautiful. Stay confident, knowing there's always a suitable word for every occasion!
List of suggestions on how to spell exceited correctly
- exceed The amount of work that she has to do today will exceed what she was expecting.
- Exceeded The sales team exceeded their quarterly target by 20%.
- Excelled He always excelled in his academic performance and earned top grades.
- Excepted All the items in the list are discounted, excepted the ones in aisle 7.
- Excerpted She excerpted a few lines from the novel to use in her presentation.
- Excised The doctor excised the tumor from the patient during the surgery.
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- Exciter I am unsure of the context for " Exciter" and would need additional information to provide an accurate and relevant sentence.
- excites The thought of starting a new project excites me.
- Exerted He exerted all his strength to lift the heavy rock.
- exited She exited the building with a big smile on her face.
