How to spell REVERRED correctly?
If you find yourself mistakenly typing "reverred" instead of "revered", don't worry! Here are some possible correct suggestions: "reverend", "referred" or "reversed". These words have similar spellings but convey different meanings. Always proofread to ensure accuracy in your writing.
List of suggestions on how to spell reverred correctly
- Averred The defendant averred in court that he was not present at the crime scene.
- deferred She deferred her dream of traveling the world until she had paid off her student loans.
- fevered He had a fevered brow, indicating that he was not feeling well.
- levered He levered the heavy box onto the shelf, using his strength to lift it up.
- preferred She preferred to drink black coffee rather than adding sugar to it.
- Recurred The same problem recurred despite our best efforts to fix it.
- refereed The journal is refereed by a committee of scholars.
- Referred His death was referred to as an accident.
- Referrer When setting up an online campaign, it's important to track the referrer to understand where your traffic is coming from.
- revealed The police revealed that they had arrested the suspect.
- Reveled She reveled in the dizzying feeling of happiness after receiving the news of her promotion.
- Revelled The students revelled in the fun activities at the school carnival.
- revere As a devout Muslim, I revere the holy Koran as the word of God.
- revered The ancient temple was revered as a sacred place by the locals.
- reverend The reverend delivered a powerful sermon at the weekly service.
- reveres The community reveres the statue of the town's founder as a symbol of pride and heritage.
- reverie As soon as the music started, she drifted off into a peaceful reverie.
- Reveries I often spend my evenings lost in reveries of exploring far-off lands.
- reversed The car reversed and backed out of the driveway.
- Reverted
- riverbed The water level in the riverbed was low due to the dry weather.
- severed I severed the wire with a hacksaw.
