How to spell INVED correctly?

The misspelling "inved" could be corrected to "invade", "invest", "invent", "inset" or "invoked". It is important to double-check spellings before submitting any written work to ensure clear and concise communication. Utilizing online tools such as spell-check or asking for peer review can also help avoid misspelling errors.

• Envied
• Inched He inched his way through the crowd to get closer to the stage.
• Ind
• indeed Indeed, I will be attending the meeting tomorrow.
• infer Based on the evidence presented, I can infer that she was the one who lost the key.
• Inked He inked his name on the contract before handing it back to the lawyer.
• inter
• inured After years of working in the harsh environment, the employees became inured to the unpleasant conditions.
• invade The army plans to invade the enemy's territory next week.
• Invaded The army invaded the enemy's land and took control of their territory.
• invar Invar is a type of nickel-iron alloy that has a low coefficient of thermal expansion.
• invent
• invert If you invert the cake pan, the cake will come out easily.
• invest I am planning to invest my savings into stocks and bonds.
• invited She was invited to the party last night.
• Invoked No sooner had the invocation ended than the curse was invoked.
• ivied The ivied wall is a beautiful sight.
• unfed Since the pet died, the cat has been unfed.

Apsolutly

• absolute
• absolutely
• absolutes
• apostle
• appositely
• aptly
• astutely
• axolotl
• axolotls
• desolately