How to spell NEAMED correctly?
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List of suggestions on how to spell neamed correctly
- Beamed He beamed with pride as he watched his daughter receive her diploma.
- Deemed
- Famed The famed singer performed her hit songs at the sold-out concert.
- Foamed The soap foamed as I lathered it in my hands.
- Gamed
- Hemmed I'm hemmed in by these bookshelves.
- Kneaded The bread dough must be carefully kneaded in order to activate the gluten and produce a perfect texture.
- Lamed The lamed on the Torah scroll was beautifully crafted in ornate calligraphy.
- name
- named I have a cat named Whiskers.
- names
- Neared I neared the finish line, breathless and exhausted.
- neater My sister's room is much neater than mine.
- necked I saw a pair of lovebirds necked in the park.
- need I need to do grocery shopping this evening.
- needed I needed to ask for an extension on the deadline for my project.
- Nerved I have a nerved complaint about this situation.
- netted The fisherman netted a dozen of fish yesterday.
- niamey I'm headed to Niamey to meet up with my friend.
- permed She had always dreamed of having permed hair, but after the treatment, she realized it wasn't for her.
- Reamed My dentist reamed out my cavity to remove the decayed part of my tooth.
- renamed Some of the streets in the area were renamed shortly after the destruction of the city.
- Roamed I roamed the streets of Paris for hours, taking in all of the sights and sounds of the city.
- seamed The dress she wore seamed perfectly at the waist, giving her a flattering silhouette.
- Seemed
- shamed She was shamed by her colleagues for her inappropriate behavior at the office party.
- tamed John was cautious when he approached the animal, but after a bit of coaxing, the frightened animal was tamed.
- Teamed I teamed up with my friend to complete the project faster.
- Teemed The group of bees teemed around the flower.
- Termed The new project was termed a success by the team leader.
- unnamed The unnamed streets in the city made it hard for me to navigate.
