How to spell LECTED correctly?
If you've mistakenly spelled "lected" instead of "elected", fear not – we've got some alternative suggestions for you! Consider using "chosen", "voted for" or simply "picked". These options accurately convey the intended meaning while avoiding the misspelling.
List of suggestions on how to spell lected correctly
- Acted I acted in my school play last year.
- elected
- Jetted
- Lacked The recipe lacked salt, so I had to add some extra seasoning.
- Lasted The storm lasted for hours, causing widespread damage.
- leaded
- Leaked The confidential documents were leaked to the public.
- lectern
- Lectured The professor lectured for hours but still failed to convey his point.
- legged The spider was eight legged.
- licked I licked my lips after taking a bite of my cake.
- lifted He was lifted off his feet and carried away.
- lilted Her voice was sweet and lilted with sultry undertones.
- listed The instructions listed the steps needed to complete the project.
- located
- locked He locked the door and took the key with him.
- Lofted The room was lofted in wood beams and had a small balcony.
- looted The smuggler looted the cargo.
- lucked
- Lusted She lusted after the expensive designer handbag displayed in the boutique window.
- reacted I reacted to his comment by slapping him.
- selected She was thrilled to learn that she had been selected for the lead role in the school play.
