How to spell STIATED correctly?

When encountering the misspelling "stiated", it is likely a mistake for the word "striated". Striated means having stripes or lines. To ensure accuracy, suggestions can include double-checking the spelling, utilizing spell-check tools or referring to a dictionary.

• sainted The kind and selfless woman was considered a sainted figure in the small town.
• sated I'm thoroughly sated after our feast.
• satiate After eating a large pizza, I'm finally able to satiate my hunger for the night.
• satiated I was so satiated after dinner that I skipped dessert.
• satiates
• seated I was happily seated on my couch enjoying my book when my phone rang.
• sedated She was sedated, but still woke up in a sweat.
• Shirted I saw him walking down the street, shirted in a blue polo.
• Sifted The baker sifted the flour to ensure there were no clumps in the batter.
• Silted The river silted up due to the heavy rains.
• Sited The new factory is being sited near the highway for easy transportation of goods.
• situated The house is situated in the forest.
• Skated I skated down the frozen river.
• Skirted She skirted around the issue, not wanting to address it directly.
• Slated The new movie is slated for release in theaters next month.
• Spited She spited him by throwing away the gift he had given her.
• Spitted
• started
• state John is from the state of Wisconsin.
• stated The president stated during his press conference that the economy is slowly recovering.
• stater
• Stetted
• stilted She was speaking in a stiff, stilted manner.
• Stinted After strapping on my safety helmet, I stepped onto the scaffold for my first stinted work.
• Striated
• suited The dress was perfectly suited for the formal occasion.
• Sweated I really sweated during my workout at the gym.
• vitiated The food was vitiated by the smell of chlorine.

Apsolutly

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