How to spell DURIVED correctly?
If you meant to write "derived" instead of "durived", here are some correct suggestions. Derived implies obtaining something from a specific source, such as deriving knowledge from a book or deriving inspiration from nature. Ensure the correct spelling to help convey your meaning accurately and eliminate confusion in written communication.
List of suggestions on how to spell durived correctly
- Arrived I just arrived at the airport and I'm waiting for my luggage.
- deprived The poverty-stricken children were deprived of basic necessities such as food and shelter.
- Derided The new student was derided by his classmates for his strange accent.
- derive I can derive the answer to that question through mathematical equations.
- derived The word "chemistry" is derived from the medieval Latin word "chemia.
- derives The company derives its profits from a variety of sources.
- Dived I dived into the pool and swam across it.
- dried I hung the freshly washed clothes outside to be dried by the sun.
- drive I will be the designated driver for our road trip and will drive us to our destination.
- drivel He was regaling her with stories of his misadventures and she was only interested in his drivel.
- driven She was fiercely driven to succeed in her career.
- driver The driver carefully navigated the winding mountain road.
- Drives
- rived The heavy winds and waves had rived the old boat in two.
- shrived
- thrived Despite being in a competitive industry, the small business thrived and soon became a household name.
