How to spell GETED correctly?

"Geted" is likely a misspelling of "getted" or "gotten". To rectify this mistake, consider changing the word to "got" or "received". Alternatively, rewrite the sentence to avoid using the word "get" altogether. Remember to proofread carefully to catch misspellings and make corrections as needed.

• Acted She acted out the scene perfectly, earning a standing ovation from the audience.
• deed
• deter The presence of security cameras can deter criminals from committing crimes in public places.
• Dieted She's been on a dieted for months.
• ETD The ETD for the flight has been delayed by two hours.
• Feted The famous author was feted with a grand party to celebrate the release of her latest book.
• gate
• Gated The community is gated which ensures security.
• geared The bike was geared for hill climbing.
• Ged Ged studied hard for the test in order to pass it on his first try.
• Geed
• geld Her bank account wasempty and she didn't know how to get geld.
• gelded The horse was gelded to make him calmer and easier to handle.
• gelled The mixture gelled perfectly, creating a firm and smooth texture.
• get
• gets She gets nostalgic whenever she thinks about her childhood.
• getty
• gifted She is a gifted pianist who has won numerous competitions.
• Girted The ball girted away from me in the air.
• Gite I stayed in a charming gite in the French countryside on my last vacation.
• Grated
• greed
• Greeted The astronaut greeted the Earth with a smile.
• GTE GTE stands for General Telephone and Electronics Corporation.
• guested I guested at a friend's house over the weekend.
• gusted The wind gusted, knocking the tree over.
• Gutted I was absolutely gutted when I found out that I was not selected for the job.
• heated The argument grew more heated as each person shared their strong opinions.
• Jested
• Jetted I had a jetted bath to relax in.
• kited She kited down the river with ease.
• Meted He meted out punishment to the students who violated the school's rules.
• netted
• Petted I was petted on the head by my employer.
• retied The flag was retied after the parade.
• seated I was comfortably seated in the front row of the theater.
• ted Ted is a common short form of the name Theodore.
• Teed
• Vetoed
• vetted She was thoroughly vetted before she was allowed to join the secret service.

Apsolutly

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