How to spell NAUSTED correctly?

If the word "nausted" was misspelled, there are a few correct suggestions that could rectify this error. The word could potentially be "exhausted", "nauseated" or "nostril". These suggestions would depend on the context of the sentence or phrase in which the misspelling occurred.

• Basted She basted the turkey with butter and herbs to give it a delicious flavor.
• busted I busted my phone screen when it slipped out of my hand.
• Dusted She dusted the old bookshelf with a soft cloth.
• Fasted She fasted for 24 hours as part of her spiritual practice.
• gusted The wind blew so harshly that the door gusted open.
• Hasted I hasted to catch up with my friends who were walking ahead of me.
• jousted She jousted with her hair in her face, trying not to laugh.
• Lasted
• Lusted
• masted
• nauseated I felt nauseated after eating too much pizza.
• nested In nested lists, each item is an instance of a type within a type.
• Nutted The Nutted One was Nutted by a Nut.
• Ousted Her Ousted boss congratulated her in an email.
• pasted I've pasted your resume onto my computer.
• rousted During the police raid, the suspects were rousted from their beds and arrested.
• rusted The old car had rusted so badly that no one wanted to buy it.
• Tasted I tasted the soup to see if it needed any more salt.
• wasted After the party, Sarah and her friends wasted no time getting ready to go home.

Apsolutly

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