How to spell RELARED correctly?

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• Blared The music from the concert blared through the speakers and could be heard all the way down the street.
• flared
• Glared The woman glared at her husband after he interrupted her conversation.
• Reared She reared her horse up to jump over the fence.
• rehired After being let go due to restructuring, she was ecstatic to learn that she was rehired by the company.
• Relaid The tiles were correctly relaid by the professional in a matter of hours.
• relate I can relate to the struggles you're facing.
• related The two incidents were not related.
• Relater
• relaxed After a long day at work, she felt relaxed after taking a hot bath.
• relayed The message was relayed through the grapevine.
• relearned After taking a break from playing the piano, she had to relearned some of the more difficult pieces.
• released The new album by my favorite artist will be released next Friday.
• Relied Jenny relied on her friend for support during a difficult time.
• relined The dentist relined the patient's dentures to ensure a better fit.
• relived After the funeral, I felt like I had relived my mother's death all over again.
• reloaded After the game crashed, I reloaded it to continue where I left off.
• repaired I repaired the hole in my shirt with a needle and thread.
• retired
• revered The ancient statue was revered as a sacred symbol of worship by the locals.
• rewired After the flood damage, the entire house needed to be rewired.
• Roared The lion roared, frightening the young deer.

Apsolutly

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