How to spell SUMED correctly?
The correct spelling for "sumed" could be "summed" which means to add up or combine together. Another possibility could be "assumed" which means to take on or suppose. It depends on the context in which the misspelling was found.
List of suggestions on how to spell sumed correctly
- assumed I assumed that she had already left because her car was not in the driveway.
- fumed He fumed silently at his wife's constant nagging.
- med
- Mused She mused about the future of her career while staring out the window of her office.
- Resumed After the lunch break, the class resumed their lesson on algebra.
- same The cake tastes the same as yesterday.
- Scummed
- seamed The edges of the dress were carefully seamed to ensure a neat and tidy finish.
- seed
- Seemed It seemed like a good idea at the time, but looking back, I definitely made the wrong decision.
- Slued The car slued off the slippery road and crashed into a ditch.
- slummed After sailing around the world in luxury, she slummed it in a cheap hostel for a night to save some money.
- some
- Spumed The waves spumed against the rocky shore, spraying salty mist into the air.
- Sued The company was sued for millions of dollars after their faulty product caused multiple injuries.
- suede I love the soft feel of the suede jacket.
- suet The bird feeder was filled with suet for the winter months.
- sum
- Summed I summed up the total cost of the project in the report.
- summer I can't wait for the summer so I can go to the beach!
- sumo I saw a sumo match at the arena.
- Sumter The Sumter County seat is located in the city of Sumter.
