How to spell GREADED correctly?

If a person is trying to spell "graded" but instead spells "greaded", there are a few possible corrections. First, they could change the "a" to an "e" to spell "graded" correctly. Another option would be to use spell-check or a dictionary to find the correct spelling.

• Breaded I had breaded chicken for dinner last night.
• Creaked The old wooden floor creaked under our footsteps.
• Creamed I creamed the butter and sugar until it was light and fluffy.
• creased His shirt was creased and wrinkled from being packed in a suitcase for so long.
• Created The earth was created in 7 days.
• dreaded I have a test tomorrow and I am feeling dreaded.
• geared The training program was geared towards helping individuals improve their teamwork skills.
• gelded The horse was gelded and ready for riding.
• goaded I was goaded into starting the race by my opponent taunting me.
• Graced The elegant chandelier graced the foyer with its sparkling presence.
• grade My arithmetic grade was lower than my Biology grade this semester.
• graded The teacher graded the students' essays based on their content, organization, and grammar.
• grader My grandmother is a graduate of the Yale Grader program.
• grades I have three grades in math.
• Grated I grated some cheese to sprinkle on top of the salad.
• graved The tragic loss of her father graved her heart.
• grayed The photograph had grayed with age, losing some of its original vibrancy.
• grazed The sheep grazed on the lush green grass.
• greased The bike was so greased that it slipped out of my hands.
• greater The greater the pressure, the greater the steam.
• greed Greed is a destructive force that can lead to the downfall of individuals and entire societies.
• Greened The grass had just been greened with a fresh coat of paint to make up for the drought-ridden landscape.
• Greeted I greeted the doorman and walked in.
• grenade I think I've found a grenade!
• greyed I'm feeling greyed out after today's work.
• Groaned I wretchedly groaned as the pain shot up my arm.
• readied I was readied for my close encounter with the big- cats.
• threaded The storyteller threaded her words with meaning.
• traded She traded her old car for a new one at the dealership.
• treated

Intertubing

• antedating
• entertain
• entertainer
• entertaining
• inditing
• inner-tubing
• intertwine
• interurban
• intuiting
• undertaking