How to spell SUDDED correctly?
If you found yourself typing "sudded" instead of the intended word, there are a couple of correct suggestions you could consider. One option might be "sudden" if you were referring to something happening quickly or unexpectedly. If you meant to write "studded", this could imply something being adorned with decorative studs.
List of suggestions on how to spell sudded correctly
- Budded The rose bush budded with beautiful pink flowers.
- saddled He was saddled with debt after financing his business.
- Scudded The clouds scudded across the sky, barely keeping pace with the howling wind.
- seeded I seeded my backyard with wildflowers to attract more butterflies and bees.
- Sided
- Skidded The car skidded on the icy road and hit the guardrail.
- Sledded After tobogganing down the hill, the kids were just happy to be sledded back home.
- sodded The lawn was freshly sodded and looked beautifully lush.
- sounded
- studded I wore my favorite studded dress to the party.
- studied I studied for my final exams last night.
- subdued She felt subdued under his intense regard.
- sudden The sudden rain caught us off guard.
- Sued The company was sued by its shareholders for deceiving them with false information about the company's financial status.
- suede She wore a pair of black suede boots that matched perfectly with her dress.
- suited The dress is perfectly suited for the formal occasion.
