How to spell PRECIDES correctly?
If you mistakenly used the word "precides" instead of its correct spelling, here are some suggestions to consider. The word you might have intended could be "presides", meaning to lead or have authority over a meeting or event. Other possible alternatives are "precedes", meaning to come before or "recedes", meaning to retreat or move back. Always remember to double-check your spelling for accuracy.
List of suggestions on how to spell precides correctly
- pre cedes
- precede The introduction should always precede the body of an essay.
- Preceded The announcement was preceded by weeks of intense speculation.
- precedes
- precious
- precis After reading the lengthy article, I wrote a precis to summarize the main points.
- precise It is important to be precise when performing surgery.
- preludes The preludes they played before the concert were breathtaking.
- preside
- Presided
- presides
- prides She prides herself on always being on time to appointments.
- provides The library provides access to a vast collection of books and reference materials.
- recedes As the boat moved further away, the sound of the waves gradually recedes.
- recites She recites her favorite poem every morning before starting her day.
- resides The CEO of the company resides in a luxurious apartment downtown.
