How to spell VIEED correctly?

If you've misspelled "vieed", worry not, as we've got you covered. The correct spelling for this word is "viewed". It refers to the action of looking at something or someone. So, if you want to convey the idea of observing or seeing, make sure to use the term "viewed" instead.

• deed He presented me with a deed to the property.
• Died
• feed
• Geed Geed wasn't sure whether he should kiss her or not.
• heed It is important to heed warnings in order to avoid danger.
• Hied He hied off to the market to buy some vegetables.
• lied He lied to cover up his mistake.
• meed He gained the meed of honor for his extraordinary service to the country.
• need
• pied
• reed
• seed I planted a seed yesterday and can't wait to see it grow.
• Teed I can never tire of spending time at the park with my little one, Teed.
• tied
• tweed My grandfather always wore a tweed jacket when he went out to town.
• VEEP "Selina Meyer was a hilarious VEEP on the hit comedy series, Veep.
• veer The car had to veer sharply to avoid hitting the deer on the road.
• Veered
• veiled The veiled woman was surprised that the man had seen her.
• veined
• veld The veld is a large expanse of open land in southern Africa.
• vend The street vendor will vend his goods at the market.
• viand
• vibe
• vice He had a vice for smoking cigars even though it was bad for his health.
• Viced
• video I watched a video tutorial on how to knit a sweater.
• vie She will vie for the first place trophy in the upcoming race.
• Vied The two companies vied for the same market share.
• vies
• view I love sitting on the balcony to have a breathtaking view of the city skyline.
• Viewed The painting can be viewed in the museum's contemporary art exhibit.
• viewer The viewer is viewing this video.
• vile His comments on her appearance were vile.
• vine The vine was crawling up the wall.
• Visaed The immigrant's passport was finally visaed after going through an extensive screening process.
• vise Rachel tried to free herself from the vise, but it was Tight.
• vivid The sunset created a vivid array of colors in the sky.
• voiced He voiced his concerns about the safety of the building.
• Voided The check was voided due to a mistake in the payee's name.
• Voted I voted in the presidential election last month.
• Vowed The rose Vowed to always be there.
• weed I'm going to go outside and get some weed.
• wield As a champion fencer, he knows how to wield a sword with precision and finesse.
• wined She wined and dined her guests with the finest food and drink.
• Wiped
• wired Some people are wired to enjoy spending time in nature while others are wired to work.
• wised I wised up after making the same mistake twice.
• Wived She wived the Duke, and they live happily ever after.

Apsolutly

• absolute
• absolutely
• absolutes
• apostle
• appositely
• aptly
• astutely
• axolotl
• axolotls
• desolately