How to spell FREARED correctly?
If you mistakenly spelled "freared", rest assured, there are some potential correct alternatives. Depending on the intended word, you might have meant "feared" (as in being scared), "freed" (as in being released from captivity) or "freaked" (informal term for being frightened or deeply disturbed). Ensure your desired meaning and correct your spelling accordingly.
List of suggestions on how to spell freared correctly
- Fared Despite the bad weather conditions, the sailors fared well on their voyage.
- Feared The villagers feared the approaching storm would unleash its wrath upon their tiny community.
- flared The black horse flared its nostrils as it galloped down the dirt road.
- forearmed She may have forearmed herself with knowledge, but she was still surprised by what she saw.
- framed I framed the picture and hung it on the wall.
- frayed The cuffs on his favorite sweater were frayed after years of wear.
- Freaked
- freed The release of the prisoners freed up space in the jail.
- fretted She fretted all morning about the upcoming meeting.
- Reared She was reared on a farm and learned how to tend to the animals from a young age.
- Roared The lion roared loudly as it prowled through the jungle.
