How to spell EXPERATED correctly?
If the misspelling "experated" was meant to be "exasperated", some correct suggestions would be: aggravated, annoyed, irritated, bothered, frustrated, vexed. It's important to double-check spellings before using unfamiliar words, and to use a dictionary or spell-checker to ensure accuracy.
List of suggestions on how to spell experated correctly
- exasperated After the third time of explaining the same thing, I became exasperated with their lack of understanding.
- Execrated The football player was execrated by the fans for making a critical error during the game.
- exonerated After new evidence was found, John was exonerated of the crime he didn't commit.
- expected The weather forecast predicted heavy rain, so I expected to need an umbrella today.
- expedited The company expedited the shipment to ensure it arrived on time for the customer.
- Expiated He expiated his guilt by volunteering with a charity for a year.
- Exported The company has exported their products to over 50 countries.
- expurgated The expurgated version of the book removed all of the controversial passages.
