How to spell LEARMED correctly?

"Learmed" is likely a misspelling of "learned". Possible correct suggestions include "learned", "acquired knowledge", "educated", "experienced", and "informed". Check the context of the word to determine the most appropriate correction.

• alarmed I was alarmed by the sudden sound of gunshots outside my window.
• armed The police officer was armed with a stun gun.
• Beamed He beamed proudly as he received his award.
• charmed She was charmed by the quaint little village on her travels through Europe.
• Farmed The farmer farmed his land for years, producing crops and raising livestock.
• Gleamed The moon gleamed down upon the ocean.
• harmed The false information being spread online about the vaccine has harmed the public's trust in the healthcare system.
• Lamed I am Lamed.
• Lammed
• Larded She larded her speech with technical jargon, making it difficult for the audience to understand.
• Larked
• Leached After sampling the water, I leached out the minerals with a water filtration system.
• leaded She leaded the team to victory with her exceptional leadership skills.
• leafed He leafed through the pages of the book, searching for the chapter that he needed.
• Leagued The two rival teams leagued together to defeat the common enemy.
• Leaked
• Leaned
• Leaped
• learned After taking the course, I learned a lot about coding.
• leased We leased the building for a period of five years.
• Leashed The dog was leashed when it ran into the street.
• leaved The trees in the park were fully leaved, providing shade and beauty to the visitors.
• Leered The creepy man leered at me from across the street.
• permed I permed my hair for my friend's wedding.
• Reamed He reamed out a hole in the wood with a drill.
• seamed The dress was seamed at the waist to create a more fitted silhouette.
• Teamed The two horses were teamed together and started galloping.
• Termed The medical condition was termed as a chronic disease.
• warmed I sat by the fire and warmed my cold feet.

Intertubing

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