How to spell STUNED correctly?
If you mistakenly type "stuned" instead of "stunned", worry not! Here are some correct alternatives: "tuned" implies adjusting or focusing; "stained" means discoloration or marking; "stoked" signifies enthusiasm or excitement; "spent" suggests tiredness or depletion. So, choose the appropriate option based on your intended meaning!
List of suggestions on how to spell stuned correctly
- sound
- sounded The thunder sounded like a cannon going off.
- stained
- stand
- steed
- Stine The Horror Master's latest novel is called " Stine.
- Stinted I only had a short stinted while I was in the hospital.
- stone The ancient castle was made of stone.
- stoned I saw a group of people outside of the bar who were clearly stoned.
- stud I have a stud here in my bicep.
- stun The bright flash of lightning and loud clap of thunder were enough to stun me for a moment.
- stunned After the collision, the car was stunned and remained in Drive.
- stunner She walked into the party wearing a gorgeous red dress and was an absolute stunner.
- stunt The daredevil prepared for his latest stunt by practicing his jumps and flips.
- stunted The flowers were stunted and wilted from the drought.
- Sunned As she lay on the beach, she sunned herself and enjoyed the warm rays on her skin.
- toned She had a toned body after months of working out.
- tuned This guitar is tuned to flamenco.
- turned I turned my back on them and walked away.
