How to spell RICHED correctly?

The misspelling "riched" should be corrected to "enriched". This term signifies the process of enhancing or improving something to make it more valuable, fulfilling or informative. Whether it relates to personal growth, education or a product's features, enriching experiences and developments offer unparalleled benefits and rewards.

• Ached My head ached after a long day at work.
• arched She walked through the arched doorway of the beautiful old church.
• Birched He was birched mercilessly as punishment for stealing.
• bitched
• Ditched He ditched his old car and got a new one.
• Hitched The young couple decided to get hitched in Las Vegas instead of having a traditional wedding.
• Itched I itched all over because of the mosquito bites.
• pitched The singer pitched her voice to the correct note.
• Raced The athletes raced towards the finish line, pushing their bodies to the limit.
• ranched The ranch was ranched in the mid-1800s.
• Reached The reporter said that they had reached their destination.
• Retched She retched after drinking the spoiled milk.
• rich He is a very rich man, owning several large businesses.
• Richard Richard Nixon was the 38th president of the United States.
• richer John's new job has made him much richer than before.
• riches Despite their great riches, they lived a very humble life.
• richest He's one of the richest men in the world.
• Richie Richie wanted to buy a toy truck so he could haul toys around the neighborhood with his friends.
• Richter The Richter scale is used to measure the magnitude of an earthquake.
• ricked
• Righted After overturning the car, the driver righted it and drove away.
• riled The rude comments about her work really riled her up.
• rimed The grass was all rimed with frost on the morning of the first snowfall.
• rived The storm rived the tree in half, damaging the house next to it.
• roached I quickly roached the hatch to escape.
• Roche Bob Roche is a pharmacist.
• ruched The dress had a beautifully ruched bodice.
• rushed We were so rushed, we didn't have enough time to eat.
• Witched I was so overwhelmed by the beauty of the garden, I felt as if I was witched.
• writhed She writhed in pain as the needles pricked her skin.

Apsolutly

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