How to spell TRAIGED correctly?
If you meant to say "traiged", it's likely you intended to write "tragedy". This common misspelling can be corrected by switching the "i" with "e". Remember to proofread your work to avoid any unintentional mistakes and to ensure clear communication of your intended message.
List of suggestions on how to spell traiged correctly
- Bragged He bragged about his amazing achievements to anyone who would listen.
- Dragged
- drained After running several miles, the athlete felt completely drained of energy.
- Raged The storm raged all night, causing power outages and flooding in the area.
- ragged The ragged edges of the old book gave away its age.
- tagged I tagged my suitcase with my name and contact information in case it gets lost.
- traced The detective traced the suspect's steps to the crime scene.
- tracked I tracked the package online and saw that it was delivered to my neighbor's house by mistake.
- traded Yesterday, I traded my old car for a new one.
- tragedy The sudden death of his younger brother was a tragedy that he never fully recovered from.
- Trailed I trailed behind the glamorous model as she strutted down the runway.
- trained The puppy was trained to sit before eating.
- Trammed I was trammed by the attacker.
- trapped
- Trashed The house was trashed and I was so mad at my friends.
- trawled The fishermen trawled the deep waters for hours, hoping for a big catch.
- tried I tried to learn how to play the guitar, but it was too difficult.
- Trudged I trudged through the muddy trail, my boots sinking with every step.
