How to spell CONCEAD correctly?
If you mistakenly spell "concead" instead of "concede", fret not! Here are suggested correct alternatives. Firstly, "concealed" refers to something hidden, while "concedes" means to accept defeat or yield. Additionally, "concerned" expresses worry or interest, and "conceded" represents the act of acknowledging a point in an argument.
List of suggestions on how to spell concead correctly
- conceal She tried to conceal her emotions, but her tears betrayed her.
- concealed
- concede After several hours of argument, my opponent finally decided to concede defeat.
- conceded Despite his strong argument, he conceded defeat and accepted the opposing team's victory.
- conceit Her conceit prevented her from listening to anyone else's suggestions.
- concept
- concern I have a growing concern about the state of our environment.
- concert
- concord The two nations signed a treaty of concord to end their longstanding conflict.
- ConEd I called ConEd to report a power outage.
- conked
- Conned He was conned by the salesperson.
- conrad After his death, many of Conrad's novels were made into films.
Misspelling of the day
Apsolutly
- absolute
- absolutely
- absolutes
- apostle
- appositely
- aptly
- astutely
- axolotl
- axolotls
- desolately
