How to spell PREAD correctly?

If you've come across the misspelling "pread", fear not! Potential correct suggestions include "read", "spread", "bread" or "thread". Spellcheck and proofreading tools can be helpful in catching such mistakes. Remember to double-check your work to ensure accurate spelling and clear communication.

• bread I like to eat butter on my bread.
• dread
• lipread She read the poem aloud for the first time, her lipread faltering in places.
• pad
• Pared The painting was hung on the pared wall.
• peat The garden center sold bags of peat moss for gardeners to use as a soil amendment.
• pied The pied piper of Hamelin led the rats out of the town with his magical flute.
• plead The lawyer will plead his client's case in court.
• Pored The room was pored with candlelight.
• Prada She saved her money for months to be able to afford a new Prada handbag.
• prat I'm going to bed; I need to prat around the house tomorrow.
• pray I pray every morning for a peaceful and prosperous day.
• PREMED Premed students often have to put in a lot of hard work.
• prepaid I purchased a prepaid phone card to avoid monthly bills.
• prey The prey was very fast.
• Preyed The lion preyed on the unsuspecting gazelle in the grassland.
• Pried
• prod The farmer used a sharp prod to guide the stubborn cow towards the barn.
• proud
• pureed
• rad Rad is a radioactive element.
• read
• ready The salad was ready in under five minutes.
• red
• reed The sound of the reed instrument filled the concert hall.
• reid
• road
• spread The virus can spread rapidly if we don't take necessary precautions.
• tread Be careful where you tread, there could be shattered glass on the floor.

Apsolutly

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