How to spell PREMITED correctly?
If you meant "permitted", that would be the correct spelling. If you meant "premised" which means to state or assume as a premise or basis of argument, that would be the correct spelling. If you meant something else entirely, please provide context for the correct spelling.
List of suggestions on how to spell premited correctly
- cremated
- predated The artifacts predated the discovery of the ancient city.
- Preempted The news of the president's sudden announcement preempted the regularly scheduled programming.
- PREMED I am currently a premed student, hoping to one day become a doctor.
- premiered
- Premised The entire argument was premised on a false assumption, which made it incorrect.
- premixed The contractor ordered a batch of premixed concrete for the foundation of the building.
- Presided
- Profited She profited greatly from her investment in the stock market.
- promised He promised to be there for her no matter what.
- Promoted She was recently promoted to the position of senior manager in her company.
- Prompted The sudden sound of the alarm clock prompted me to get out of bed.
- Remitted The payment was remitted on time.
