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• Cheated He felt cheated when he discovered that the company had been lying about their profits.
• deed He performed a kind deed by returning the lost wallet to its rightful owner.
• ETD The ETD for the project submission is on Friday.
• Feted The renowned author was feted by her publisher with a lavish dinner party.
• halted The construction of the building was halted due to the heavy rainfall.
• Hasted Due to the urgency of the situation, the paramedics hasted to the scene of the accident.
• hate
• hated
• hatred Her hatred for her ex-boyfriend grew stronger each day after she found out he cheated on her.
• hatted I have a hatted party to attend.
• he'd He'd already left the office by the time I arrived.
• head She has a headache and the head doctor said he would prescribe ibuprofen if it continued.
• headed I am headed to the grocery store to buy some food for dinner.
• heated The room was heated before the party started.
• heater Our heater failed yesterday and it's really cold in the house.
• heed She tried to heed the doctor's advice to rest and take her medication.
• Heeded I heeded your warning and stayed away from the dark alley.
• heeds The heeds the advice of his doctor and avoids strenuous activity.
• Hefted Hefted the heavy bag onto his shoulder and left the gym.
• heisted The jewelry heisted from the store was worth a lot of money.
• herd The farmer was leading his herd of cows to the pasture.
• Herded
• hewed The lumberjack hewed the tree with his axe.
• Hided I hided the key in the flower pot so no one would find it.
• Hied I hied to the grocery store before it closed.
• Hinted She hinted that she might have a surprise for me.
• Hoed
• Hooted He hooted when he saw the deer running through the forest.
• hosted My friend hosted a dinner party last weekend.
• hotbed The hotbed of the virus was in the city's hospitals.
• hued The sky was a deep blue, almost violet, and the sun had just set, casting a hued glow over everything.
• hunted The man was hunted by the police.
• Meted In Miami, the Meted Five measure rainfall to forecast hurricane season.
• ted Ted always wears bright, colorful socks.
• Teed I teed up my golf ball before taking a swing.
• Whetted He whetted his appetite with the delicious aroma of the freshly baked bread.

Apsolutly

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