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How to spell BEIVED correctly?

The misspelling "beived" can actually be corrected in a few ways. One possible suggestion is to replace the "e" with an "i", resulting in the correct spelling "believed". Another option could be replacing the "d" with an "e", giving us the correct spelling "believe."

List of suggestions on how to spell beived correctly

  • Bailed After she saw the bailiff coming, she bailed and ran out of the courtroom.
  • Baited He baited the fish with the worm and soon felt a tug on his fishing line.
  • beaded She wore a stunning necklace of beaded turquoise stones.
  • beaked The beaked bird swooped down to catch a fish from the river.
  • Beamed After his successful test run, he was beamed up to the observation deck.
  • beaver The beaver is known for its ability to construct intricate dams and lodges in rivers and streams.
  • bedded He bedded down on the couch for the night.
  • beeped The beeped warning indicated that the batteries needed to be replaced.
  • Beeves The farmer was proud to show off his prize-winning beeves at the county fair.
  • Begged I begged her not to tell my parents.
  • Behaved The children behaved well during the visit to the museum.
  • Belied It is ironic that the mayor's claims were belied by the video evidence.
  • Believed They believed that they could leave the party early without Jon judging them.
  • Belled The cat belled at the sight of the mouse.
  • beloved I cherished my beloved cat very much.
  • bevel The bevel on the tool's blade is designed to help cut through tough material.
  • biped
  • boiled I boiled some noodles for dinner.
  • Braved I braved the elements to attend the game.
  • Dived I dived into the swimming pool to cool off from the hot sun.
  • heaved With much effort, she heaved the heavy suitcase onto the luggage rack.
  • Hived She's been hived off from the rest of the herd.
  • leaved I noticed the tree had leaved out seemingly overnight.
  • Lived I have lived a long and full life.
  • Nerved That salad needs more nerved vinaigrette.
  • peeved I was really peeved when I realized the milk had turned sour.
  • rived The river rived through the valley, carving its way through the mountains.
  • Served The waiter served the customers their meals promptly.
  • Waived
  • Weaved The weaved fabric in the window of the shop creates a beautiful pattern.
  • Wived The man wived a wealthy heiress and lived a luxurious life.

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