How to spell ABRAD correctly?
If you've mistakenly written "abrad" instead of the correct word, there are a few suggestions to consider. The word "abroad" might fit the context, referring to being in a foreign country or away from home. Alternatively, "abrade" could be an appropriate word, meaning to wear away or scrape off. Double-check the intended meaning to determine the best replacement.
List of suggestions on how to spell abrad correctly
- abed I was already abed when I remembered that I had forgotten to turn off the lights downstairs.
- aboard The passengers were all aboard the cruise ship, ready to set sail for their week-long vacation.
- abrade
- abraded After my fall, my skin was abraded and bloody.
- abrades She abrades her skin with sandpaper while getting a tan.
- Abram Abram went out from his country, his kindred, and his father's house to go to the land that God promised him.
- abroad She's always abroad on her travels.
- arid The arid desert landscape was barren and unforgiving.
- brad I need to buy a brad to fix my broken picture frame.
- brady Brady threw the football to his teammate for a touchdown.
- braid She decided to braid her long hair into a side braid for the summer festival.
- brat I can't believe she got a brat for a sister.
- bread
- Bred I grew up near a farm where they bred champion racehorses.
- broad The broad range of options gave me many choices to consider.
