How to spell FLEACED correctly?

If you mistakenly typed "fleaced", you likely meant "fleeced". Fleeced refers to being cheated or deceived, often in a financial context. It would be beneficial to double-check your spelling to ensure accuracy in conveying your intended message.

• faced
• fenced The farmer fenced the perimeter of his property to contain his livestock.
• Flaked I flaked on my plans to hang out with my friends.
• Flamed The Twitter post quickly went viral and many individuals flamed the author in response.
• flared The sleeves of her shirt were flared at the cuffs.
• flawed His argument was flawed and lacked evidence to support his claims.
• Flayed I'll flayed your hides for getting in my way.
• flecked She had a few flecked drops of blood on her shirt.
• fledged The young robin had just fledged and was learning how to fly.
• fleece The sheep were standing on the fleece of the sheepdog, preventing it from escaping.
• Fleeced She was fleeced of her money at the poker game.
• Fleecer A fleecer is someone who steals clothes.
• fleeces I'm allergic to wool, so I have to be careful of the fleeces.
• Fleeted The eagle soared majestically through the sky, fleeted on the wind.
• Fleshed He fleshed out his idea with convincing arguments and examples.
• Flexed The fitness instructor flexed his muscles to demonstrate proper form to the class.
• Floated
• laced I laced my shoes just in case I had to run.
• leased I have a property leased to a company for three years.
• placed The item was placed in the corner of the room.
• pleased I am very pleased with the way everything turned out.

Apsolutly

• absolute
• absolutely
• absolutes
• apostle
• appositely
• aptly
• astutely
• axolotl
• axolotls
• desolately