How to spell HERTED correctly?
If someone misspells "herted" as a verb, suggesting "hurt" might be the appropriate correction. The word "hurt" is a more commonly used term to describe physical or emotional pain, which matches the context in which "herted" may have been intended.
List of suggestions on how to spell herted correctly
- Charted I charted the progress of the project and it was clear that we were ahead of schedule.
- Cheated She felt cheated when she discovered that the cheap watch she bought only lasted for a week.
- Feted The actor was feted at the awards ceremony for his outstanding performance in the film.
- halted The car halted suddenly as the traffic light turned red.
- hared
- harte
- Hasted
- hated I hated having to wake up early for school every morning.
- hatted She hatted her head before heading out into the cold winter air.
- headed She headed towards the door.
- hearten The news cheered her hearten.
- heated The two politicians got into a heated debate over gun control.
- heater
- heed She doesn't seem to heed my advice.
- Heeded The king heeded the warning and avoided the dangerous path.
- Hefted Hefted the suitcase onto the curb.
- heisted The thieves heisted all the money from the bank vault.
- herd The rancher led his herd of cows out to the pasture.
- Herded The sheepdog successfully herded the flock of sheep into the pen.
- herder I was a herder in my former life.
- herod King Herod was known for his cruelty and ruthless behavior.
- hertz Hertz is the rate at which waves of energy travel through a material.
- hewed He hewed the wood into a smooth and symmetrical shape using his sharp axe.
- Hinted I hinted to my sister that we could go out tonight.
- hired I was hired to be the new PR director.
- Hooted The hooted owl was a nocturnal bird.
- horded She felt the cold metal of the handcuffs binding her wrists, a stark contrast to the heat of his body horded against
- hosted The company offers hosted services.
- hunted The lion was being hunted by the tiger.
- Hurtled The car hurtled down the narrow road at breakneck speed.
- Meted I was worried about Meted after the storm.
- Shirted I shirted my wrinkled blouse before going to my interview.
- shorted The electrical circuit was shorted when the wires crossed.
- Whetted I've gotten so whetted by this competition that I'm willing to cut corners.
