How to spell COSTED correctly?

If you are frequently misspelling "costed", here are some correct alternatives. Instead of "costed", you can use "cost", "priced" or "valued". These options accurately convey the meaning without any spelling errors. Remember to proofread your work to avoid such mistakes and maintain clarity in your writing.

• Accosted
• cased The detective cased the scene of the crime for any evidence that could lead to the perpetrator.
• caste In India, people are often born into a specific caste that determines their social status and opportunities in life.
• castled The castle's imposing towers castled over the entire village.
• Cited
• closeted He was living a closeted life before he finally came out to his family and friends.
• Coasted They coasted down the hill on their bikes.
• coaster I love riding a roller coaster at the amusement park.
• coated The candy was coated in a delicious layer of chocolate.
• CODED
• Corseted She felt restricted and uncomfortable while being corseted for her Victorian-themed party.
• cosseted The cosseted children refused to eat anything that wasn't hand-cooked by their personal chef.
• cost The cost of living in California is much higher than in other states.
• COSTED I costed out the materials needed for the construction project.
• costumed The children were excited to put on their costumed outfits and go trick-or-treating on Halloween.
• Courted The young man courted his lover with flowers and chocolates.
• crested The bald eagle's head is crested with white feathers.
• crusted The bread was crusted with sesame seeds.
• ghosted I was ghosted after we returned from our date.
• gusted The wind gusted and blew her hair in her face.
• hosted The conference was hosted by the university in their auditorium.
• Jested I've never Jested about something so serious before.
• Jostled As the train pulled into the station, the passengers jostled each other in the rush to exit.
• jousted During medieval times, knights jousted in tournaments to showcase their skill and courage in front of the queen and her subjects.
• Ousted The CEO was ousted from his position after the company suffered significant losses.
• posted I posted the letter to my grandmother yesterday.
• scooted The squirrel quickly scooted up the tree to avoid the approaching dog.
• Scouted The talent agency scouted a new actor for their upcoming film.

Intertubing

• antedating
• entertain
• entertainer
• entertaining
• inditing
• inner-tubing
• intertwine
• interurban
• intuiting
• undertaking