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How to spell DABELED correctly?

Possible correct suggestions for the misspelling "dabeled" could be "dabbled", "doubled", "dawdled" or "dibbled", depending on the context in which the word was meant to be used. It's important to double-check spelling and use a reliable dictionary or spell-check tool to avoid mistakes.

List of suggestions on how to spell dabeled correctly

  • Babbled The baby babbled happily as his mother sang him a lullaby.
  • Cabled I cabled my boss about my upcoming vacation plans.
  • Dabbed He dabbed his forehead with a handkerchief to wipe away his sweat.
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  • dabbled I have dabbled in various forms of art over the years, from painting to pottery.
  • dabbler As a dabbler in photography, he enjoyed taking pictures with his phone but had no formal training.
  • dabbles She dabbles in many hobbies, but never sticks to one for too long.
  • dappled The dappled sunlight filtered through the leaves, creating a pattern of light and shadow on the ground.
  • Dawdled We would have made it on time if you hadn't dawdled so much.
  • dazzled
  • Dibbled She dibbled the seeds carefully into the soil, ensuring they were planted at the correct depth.
  • Doweled The two wooden planks were fastened together with doweled joints.
  • dueled The two enemies dueled with their swords until one was defeated.
  • fabled The fabled treasure of the Pirates of the Caribbean remains undiscovered to this day.
  • Gabbled The politician gabbled so much during the interview that I couldn't understand his position on the issue.
  • gabled The old Victorian house had a gabled roof with ornate trimmings.
  • labeled The jars in the pantry were all labeled with their contents.
  • labelled The boxes were labelled with the names of the products.
  • Libeled He libeled his coworker's reputation by spreading false rumors about them.
  • tabled The discussion was tabled until the next meeting.

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