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How to spell FAIED correctly?

When encountering the misspelling "faied", consider these correct alternatives: "failed", "faded" or "famed". "Failed" refers to not succeeding in a task, while "faded" means losing brightness or color. Lastly, "famed" suggests being renowned or well-known. Double-checking spellings ensures effective communication in written texts.

List of suggestions on how to spell faied correctly

  • aid
  • faced
  • fad The new clothing fad is spreading quickly among teenagers.
  • fade The sun was setting and the sky was fade orange.
  • faded The faded wall provided a melancholy backdrop to the sad event.
  • fagged I'm tired from being fagged.
  • fahd
  • failed
  • fair It is only fair that everyone has an equal opportunity to succeed.
  • faked He faked his way through the interview by pretending to know more than he actually did.
  • Famed The famed pianist gave an unforgettable performance at the concert.
  • fanned The hot summer air fanned his face as he walked outside.
  • Fared She fared well in her exams and got an A in all subjects.
  • Farmed
  • FARTED
  • fate It seemed that no matter what he did, his fate was sealed.
  • fated It seemed as though their romantic relationship was fated from the very start.
  • Fawned She fawned all over him like he was affectionately his favourite pet.
  • Faxed I faxed the letter to my friend.
  • fazed
  • Feared After the creature was feared, it left for parts unknown.
  • fed After lunch, the children were fed.
  • feed
  • Fie I shall not fie upon your company!
  • field
  • fiend She was a fiend for chocolate, and would eat it at every opportunity.
  • Filed Filed a lawsuit against her abuser.
  • find
  • fined I was fined $100 for driving 60 in a 45 zone.
  • fired She was fired from her job for neglecting her duties.
  • Fled
  • flied The ball was hit to deep center field and the outfielder flied out to make the catch.
  • foaled The mare at the farm foaled a beautiful colt last night.
  • Foamed The milk foamed as he steam it for the latte.
  • foiled The superhero foiled the villain's plan to steal the city's money.
  • Fred Fred has a white dog named Spot.
  • fried I like fried chicken for dinner.
  • Frieda Frieda loved to read mystery novels.
  • Waived The company waived the late fee on my credit card as a goodwill gesture.

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  • fortuneteller
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