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How to spell ENERED correctly?

If you've accidentally typed "enered" instead of the correct spelling, "entered", don't fret. Auto-correct might save the day, rectifying the error swiftly. However, for manual correction, simply replace the 'n' with a 't' to form the proper word "entered."

List of suggestions on how to spell enered correctly

  • angered She was angered by the rude comment made by her coworker.
  • eared The puppy eared its head when it heard a strange noise.
  • Encored The performance was encored with an energetic dance by the cast.
  • Endeared I was so impressed by her dedication to her work, I was endeared to her.
  • ended
  • Endued As a gifted musician, she was endued with a natural ability to move and inspire people through her melodies.
  • Endured He endured years of abuse before finally leaving.
  • Ensued Ensued is a word meaning "to result from.
  • ensured The company ensured that all employees were fully trained in safety protocols.
  • Entered She entered the room and was greeted by a roomful of smiling faces.
  • entree
  • Envied She envied the other girl's perfect skin.
  • Erred I think I erred when I tried to cook the chicken in the oven.
  • inbred Inbred strains of bacteria can cause serious infections.
  • Inhered The potential for danger inhered in the unstable structure.
  • inured The soldiers had become inured to the sound of explosions after spending so much time in the war zone.
  • Neared The car neared the intersection, and the driver slowed down to look both ways before turning.
  • nereid The nereid was an aquatic nymph who lived in the sea.
  • Snared
  • Sneered I sneered when she said she was going to the grocery store.
  • Snored He snored so loudly that he woke himself up.
  • tenured The tenured professor was recognized for his outstanding contributions to the university.
  • Veneered The table was veneered with a beautiful layer of dark cherry wood.

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