How to spell MERIED correctly?
If you ever mistype "meried" instead of "married", worry not! Auto-correct can sometimes be unreliable, but here are some correct alternatives for your convenience: "married", "merger", "merited" or "merrily". Remember to proofread to ensure accurate communication, regardless of pesky typos!
List of suggestions on how to spell meried correctly
- berried The bushes were heavily berried, indicating a bountiful harvest to come.
- Cried She cried when she found out her cat ran away.
- dried After washing the clothes, I hung them out to dry so they would be completely dried.
- Erred Despite her best efforts, she erred in her calculations and the experiment failed.
- Ferried The ferry ferried passengers across the river.
- fried I ordered a plate of fried rice and chicken from the restaurant.
- Marie Marie is a very talented musician.
- marred The graffiti and scratches on the pristine white walls marred the beauty of the art gallery.
- married My cousin just got married last weekend.
- meed "His hard work and dedication earned him the meed of recognition he truly deserved.
- mere The mere thought of having to do it all again is exhausting.
- MERES Unfortunately, the beauty of the meres was shrouded by the hazy weather.
- merged When the two companies merged, they became the largest provider of pharmaceuticals in the world.
- merit The student received the scholarship due to her exceptional academic merit.
- merited
- merits The merits of the proposal were discussed at length during the meeting.
- merrier The more, the merrier - there will be more fun and joy with a larger group of people.
- Meted
- metier My sister's metier is baking delicious cakes and pastries that everyone enjoys.
- Mewed The tiny kitten mewed softly, looking up at me with big eyes.
- mired The company found itself mired in debt after several years of poor financial management.
- myriad There are a myriad of possibilities for things to do in New York City.
- Pried I pried the lid off the jar to get to the pickles.
- Queried She queried the accuracy of the data presented in the report.
- serried The soldiers stood in serried ranks, ready to defend their country.
- tried I tried my best but I still couldn't solve the puzzle.
- wearied She looked wearied after a long day of work.
