How to spell TATED correctly?
If you meant to type "tated" but realized it's a misspelling, there are a few possible correct suggestions. Perhaps you meant "stated" which means expressed verbally. Alternatively, you might have intended to type "rated" indicating a level of evaluation or assessment. Remember to proofread carefully to avoid such errors.
List of suggestions on how to spell tated correctly
- bated The crowd watched with bated breath as the acrobat performed a dangerous stunt.
- Darted The rabbit darted across the field, avoiding the predator behind.
- dated The clothes in her closet looked dated and out of style.
- Doted She doted on her children, making sure they had everything they needed.
- fated She believed that they were fated to be together.
- Gated The community where Sarah lived was a gated one, and only residents were allowed to enter the premises.
- hated I hated the taste of raw bell peppers.
- mated
- Rated
- sated After eating a large Thanksgiving feast, I felt sated and ready for a nap.
- stated
- tamed They were both tamed by the mysterious beast.
- taped I taped the Interview to my binder.
- Tared I'm not sure if I want to buy that Tared shirt or not.
- Tasted I tasted something odd in my soup.
- tate The car is a piece of art; the tate is perfect for a sleek modern lifestyle.
- tater My grandmother always makes tater tots when we come over for Thanksgiving.
- tatted I am interested in getting a tatted on my chest.
- Tided After a long day of cleaning, I felt satisfied knowing I had tided up the entire house.
- Tooted I accidentally tooted during the silent reading period and everyone in the classroom heard it.
- Toted
- Totted The teacher totted up the scores and announced the winner of the spelling bee.
- Touted The new product was touted as being the best on the market, but it failed to live up to its stated benefits.
