How to spell PAROLLED correctly?
If you meant to write "paroled" instead of "parolled", you're on the right track! "Paroled" refers to the act of releasing a prisoner on certain conditions before their sentence is officially over. Other correct suggestions for the misspelling could be "parrolls", "pearled" or "paroloed". Double-check your spelling for accurate communication.
List of suggestions on how to spell parolled correctly
- Caroled During the holiday season, the children caroled their way through the streets, spreading joy to all who listened.
- Carolled As they walked down the street, the carolled tunes of Christmas drifted through the air.
- Palled The party palled after most guests left in the early evening.
- Parboiled During the cooking process, the rice is parboiled.
- Parcelled The items were parcelled into separate boxes before being shipped.
- parole The convict has been released on parole after serving ten years in prison.
- Paroled She was paroled last weekend.
- parolee The police officer was monitoring the movements of the recently released convicted criminal, who was a parolee.
- paroles The prisoner refused to speak to the detective in words, opting instead to paroles on one condition: the detective agree not to
- Patrolled The security agency patrolled the premises regularly to ensure the safety of the people.
- Perilled sophisticate alligator gar perilled in storm
- Polled The company polled its customers to gather feedback on their recent experience.
- Prowled I prowled the forest for hours, looking for the animal I was tracking.
- rolled She rolled the dice and watched as they bounced across the table.
- Trolled She trolled the internet for hours looking for the perfect meme to share on social media.
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