How to spell CESSED correctly?
If you accidentally misspell "cessed" as a word, some possible correct suggestions could include "ceased", "accessed" or "assessed". These words have similar letter combinations but have distinct meanings. Always double-check your spelling to ensure accurate communication.
List of suggestions on how to spell cessed correctly
- Bossed She was the one who always bossed us around.
- cased The police officer cased the area looking for evidence.
- Caused
- cease The company decided to cease operations due to financial problems.
- Ceased The storm finally ceased after several hours of heavy rain and thunder.
- ceases The music ceases when the conductor signals to stop.
- Ceded The United States ceded Puerto Rico to Spain under the Treaty of Paris in 1898.
- Celled I felt a little chilled in Celled's room.
- Cessna I own a Cessna 172.
- chased They chased after the rabbit, but it was too fast for them to catch.
- cosset My little cosset is adorable.
- cursed He felt cursed after finding out his car had been stolen for the second time.
- cussed Despite her best attempts at diplomacy, her cussed neighbor refused to compromise or find common ground.
- eased She eased into the chair, her eyes still closed.
- Fussed My mother fussed with my hair before I left for the party.
- Gassed The science fiction author was gassed because his critics claimed he was not imaginative.
- Guessed I guessed the answer to the math problem, but my teacher said it was incorrect.
- Hissed Scott hissed when he saw the snake slithering across the path.
- Kissed She blushed as he leaned in and kissed her softly on the cheek.
- leased Our apartment is leased until 2020.
- massed The audience massed around the stage, eager to see the performers.
- Messed I really messed up the recipe by adding too much salt.
- missed I missed my flight to Dallas.
- Mussed I'm so mussed up from the party- I wouldn't recognize myself if I saw myself in the mirror.
- Passed
- recessed I cannot recessed my mind today because I have a test tomorrow.
- reseed The farmer had to reseed the field after the hurricane destroyed the first round of crops.
- reused I reused some of the clothes I had in my closet.
- sassed I'm not sure why you're being so sassed, it's not like you did anything wrong.
- sensed I sensed that something was wrong as soon as I walked into the room.
- teased The children teased the new student about his accent.
- Tossed My salad was tossed in a vinaigrette dressing.
- versed He was so versed in the art that he could talk about it for hours.
