How to spell SEETED correctly?
When confronted with the misspelling "seeted", here are a few possible correct suggestions. The correct spelling is "seated", which means to be positioned in a seat or to make someone sit. Other alternatives could include "seeded" (referring to planting seeds) or "sleeked" (describing something made sleek or smooth).
List of suggestions on how to spell seeted correctly
- sated
- seated I am seated at my desk, typing away on my computer.
- seed I planted a seed in the garden hoping it will grow into a beautiful flower.
- seeded The grass was freshly seeded and required regular watering.
- Seemed It seemed that the weather would be nice today.
- seeped The water seeped into the cracks of the old building, causing damage to the foundation.
- seethed She seethed with anger as she watched the thief run away with her purse.
- Sited The building was sited on the edge of the cliff, providing a breathtaking view of the ocean.
- Sleeted The roads were dangerous to drive on because they were sleeted over.
- sorted I sorted through the pile of clothes to find my favorite outfit.
- steed
- suited The job seemed perfectly suited to her skills and qualifications.
