How to spell FORNED correctly?
If you mistakenly type "forned" instead of the intended word, there are several possible correct suggestions depending on the context. It could be "formed" if referring to shaping something, "founded" when discussing the establishment of a company or organization or "forner" if you meant to use an adjective form. Remember to proofread to avoid such errors.
List of suggestions on how to spell forned correctly
- boned "I accidentally boned the fish while attempting to fillet it.
- ConEd
- corned I have never corned beef before, but I heard it is delicious.
- fanned The hot summer breeze fanned her cheeks as she walked along the beach.
- Fared The company fared well in the market despite the tough competition.
- Fawned She fawned over the new puppy, showering it with love and attention.
- fined
- Finned
- fired The company fired the employee for repeatedly breaking company policies.
- fond
- forced I was forced to evacuate my home due to the approaching wildfire.
- ford My car got stuck trying to ford the river.
- Forded The hiker forded the river to get to the other side.
- forged The detective suspected that the signature on the document was forged.
- forked I forked left at the intersection to get to the restaurant.
- formed
- forte My forte is definitely not cooking, but I excel in painting.
- found After searching for hours, they finally found their lost dog.
- founded The company was founded in 1995 by three college students.
- Fred Fred went for a walk in the park.
- freed The slave was finally freed by the abolitionists.
- fried
- Frowned She frowned as she realized she had forgotten her phone at home.
- Honed The blade was honed to a sharpness razor-sharp.
- horned The majestic animal was a horned deer, standing tall and proud in the midst of the forest.
- Mourned
- owned The car was owned by his grandfather.
- toned She has a toned physique from years of hard exercise.
- Zoned I am zoned out right now and can't focus on our conversation.
