How to spell INSESTED correctly?
If you've mistakenly typed "insested" instead of the correct word, here are some useful alternatives that you might be aiming for: "insisted" or "invested". "Insisted" implies strongly emphasizing a point, while "invested" refers to allocating resources into something. Double-checking spellings can prevent confusion and enhance clarity in your writing.
List of suggestions on how to spell insested correctly
- infested
- ingested The poison was ingested by the patient, causing immediate vomiting.
- Inserted
- Insisted He insisted that he was innocent and demanded a fair trial.
- Instated The new policy was instated in order to increase efficiency and productivity.
- insulted She felt insulted when her boss criticized her in front of her colleagues.
- invested He has invested in stocks for his retirement fund.
- unseated The jockey was unseated from the horse during the race.
- untested The new medicine is untested and may have unforeseen side effects.
