How to spell DISPITED correctly?
The word "dispited" might be a misspelling of "disputed" or "despited". "Disputed" means to argue or challenge the truth of something, while "despited" is an archaic term meaning to resent or harbor ill will towards someone.
List of suggestions on how to spell dispited correctly
- despised She despised the way he spoke to her.
- despite Despite the heavy rain, she went for a run in the park.
- dispirited After being rejected by multiple schools, John became dispirited and lost hope for his academic future.
- Disported The children disported themselves in the park, racing around and laughing.
- disposed She is disposed to helping others and is always willing to lend a helping hand.
- dispute The two parties are refusing to compromise, leading to a heated dispute.
- disputed
- Disputer
- disputes The disputes between the two groups led to further arguments.
- disunited The team was disunited and lacked the necessary cohesion to win the game.
- Spited He was infuriated when she spited in his face.
