How to spell SWATED correctly?
"Swated" is most likely a misspelling of "sweated". Other possible correct suggestions for this misspelling include "swathed", "swayed", and "sated". However, the context in which the word is used should be taken into consideration before determining the correct spelling.
List of suggestions on how to spell swated correctly
- salted I love to snack on salted almonds.
- sated After all the excitement of the party, I was so tired and sated that I immediately fell asleep.
- sawed The carpenter sawed the plank of wood into two equal pieces.
- seated I was seated at the table when I spotted the spider on the chair.
- Sited The new park is located near the old one, but not sited on the same land.
- Skated I skated on the ice this morning.
- Slated The concert is slated for next weekend at the park.
- state
- stated
- sward
- swat I heard someone swat something.
- Swathed
- swatted The suspect was swatted with a toy gun.
- swatter The pest control technician used a swatter to eradicate the flies in the house.
- Swayed The wind gusts swayed the branches of the trees.
- Sweated I sweated all night long studying for my test.
- sweater She was unprepared for the cold and had to put on a sweater.
- SWED
- Waded The children waded in the shallow end of the pool.
- Waited I waited for my husband for an hour.
- wasted He felt like he had wasted too much of his life on meaningless things.
