How to spell CITIED correctly?
If you've mistakenly typed "citied" and need the correct spelling, there are a few possibilities depending on context. For a city-related term, "city" is likely what you intended. If it's a past tense verb, "cited" could work. Remember to double-check and choose the appropriate option to ensure accurate communication.
List of suggestions on how to spell citied correctly
- catted I feel so catted after wearing that outfit.
- cite
- Cited The study cited was conducted by Professor Jones.
- cites She cites multiple sources in her research paper to support her argument.
- Cities " Cities have a unique energy and charm that can't be replicated in rural areas.
- citified Growing up on a farm, I was never quite used to the citified lifestyle of big cities.
- Citing Citing sources is crucial in academic writing to avoid plagiarism.
- Dirtied I need to get all of the dirtied clothes done before I go out.
- Fitted She was wearing a fitted dress that showed her curves.
- kited They kited down the river.
- Pitied Lisa pitied herself for being so unlovable.
- pitted The cherry pie was delicious, but I wish I had pitted the cherries before baking to avoid the hard pits.
- retied After he discovered his shoelaces were untied, he retied them tightly before continuing his run.
- Sited The Sited development is on the waterfront.
- Tidied
- tied
- Witted
Misspelling of the day
Intertubing
- antedating
- entertain
- entertainer
- entertaining
- inditing
- inner-tubing
- intertwine
- interurban
- intuiting
- undertaking
