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How to spell STAGEING correctly?

If you've misspelled "stageing", worry not! The correct spelling is actually "staging". This refers to the process of arranging or setting up a stage for a performance. So, next time you need to refer to the act of preparing a stage, remember to spell it as "staging."

List of suggestions on how to spell stageing correctly

  • sagging The roof was sagging under the weight of the heavy snow.
  • seagoing The seagoing vessel crossed the Atlantic Ocean in just under two weeks.
  • Slagging He was constantly slagging off his colleagues, which made everyone uncomfortable.
  • Snagging I'll be snagging a donut from the breakfast table before the meeting.
  • stabbing The sound of a stabbing knife sent shivers down her spine.
  • Stacking Stacking too many boxes on top of each other can cause them to collapse.
  • staffing Effective staffing is essential for the success of any organization.
  • staggering
  • staging The staging of the play involved elaborate costumes and sets.
  • staining
  • Staking He's been staking out the building for hours.
  • Staling
  • stalking The victim reported the stalking behavior of the defendant to the authorities.
  • stalling The car's engine was stalling, so I knew it was time for a tune-up.
  • staring I could feel the people staring at me as I walked into the room.
  • starling The starling's melodious warbling filled the garden.
  • starring
  • starting
  • starving The homeless man told me that he had been starving for days.
  • stashing She was caught stashing snacks in her backpack before entering the movie theater.
  • Stating Stating the obvious won't help us solve the problem.
  • Staving The ship was staving off the rocks in the rough sea.
  • Staying Staying focused on the task at hand is essential for completing it efficiently.
  • Swagging I think she's swagging.
  • Tagging I'm tagging along with my friends for the day.

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