How to spell RECURED correctly?
If you came across the misspelling "recured", there are a few possible corrections to consider. One likely correction could be "reoccurred", which means to happen again. Alternatively, "secured" or "procured" may be suitable replacements, depending on the context. Remember to proofread your work to avoid such errors.
List of suggestions on how to spell recured correctly
- cured After taking the prescribed medicine, the patient was cured of his illness.
- Procured The company procured a new printer for the office.
- re curred
- re-curred
- Reared
- reburied The remains of Mary were reburied in a crypt next to her husband.
- record I want to break the world record for the longest non-stop dance.
- recorded The lecture was recorded and made available for students to review later.
- recouped The company realized that they had recouped their losses in a few months.
- Recurred The same problem recurred again and again, causing frustration for the entire team.
- rehired The new manager was rehired after being let go earlier in the year.
- required
- retired My grandfather retired from his job at the paper mill after working there for 35 years.
- revered The ancient oak tree in the center of the village was a revered symbol of strength and longevity.
- rewired My computer was rewired when the power went out.
- secured I have secured your laptop with a strong password.
