How to spell STADED correctly?

If you meant to write "stated" instead of "staded", here are some possible correct suggestions. First, double-check your spelling before finalizing any written piece. Alternatively, consider using a spell-checking tool or rely on grammar apps that can detect and correct errors. Proofreading by a second person can also be helpful in catching such mistakes.

• Sanded The carpenter sanded the rough edges of the table to make it smooth.
• sated After eating an entire pizza by himself, his hunger was finally sated.
• seated She was seated at the front of the room, waiting for the meeting to start.
• seeded The flowers were seeded in the garden last night.
• shaded I love sitting under the shaded tree during a hot summer day.
• Sided I've sided with the environmentalists on this issue.
• sodded The lawn was sodded earlier this week.
• Spaded I spaded the lawn with my rototiller.
• stabbed He was rushed to the hospital after being stabbed in the chest.
• stacked They were stacked up like cordwood.
• staffed The staffed desk was manned by two employees.
• staged She staged the whole thing to make me look bad.
• staid She is quite the model of a staid librarian.
• stained She stained her dress with chocolate.
• Staked I was worried about him being staked but now I'm not so sure.
• Staled
• Stalled The construction project has stalled due to the lack of funding.
• stand I can't wait to see my favorite band perform live and rock my socks off while I stand in the crowd.
• standee I need to reserve a standee for the movie.
• stander The stander in front of the Eiffel Tower appeared to be posing for a photo.
• stared I stared at my phone in disbelief as the notification popped up.
• starred No one has starred in more movies than Marilyn Monroe.
• started We started the game and it was really exciting.
• starved I was so starved that I could barely eat.
• stashed I have stashed my savings in a secret hiding place.
• state The state of Arizona is an interesting place to live.
• stated He stated that he had not received the email.
• stater The gold stater was used in ancient Greece as currency.
• Staved My jacket is staved in.
• Stayed She stayed up all night studying for her final exam.
• steadied As the ship steadied, I felt the thrumming beneath my feet.
• steamed Customer requested vegetable steamed without further instruction.
• steed He rode his trusty steed across the open fields.
• studded She wore a jacket studded with silver studs.
• studied I studied hard for my final exams and was pleased with my results.
• Tided After the housework was done, she tided up the living room.

Intertubing

• antedating
• entertain
• entertainer
• entertaining
• inditing
• inner-tubing
• intertwine
• interurban
• intuiting
• undertaking