How to spell INITED correctly?
If you've misspelled the word "inited", there are several correct suggestions that can replace it. One option might be "united", meaning to join or bring together. Alternatively, "invited" could be a suitable replacement, signifying the act of inviting someone. Remember to proofread carefully to avoid such errors in the future.
List of suggestions on how to spell inited correctly
- anted I anted up twenty dollars to join the poker game.
- Hinted She hinted that she might be interested in going to the concert with me.
- ignited The incense ignited and filled the room with a pleasant aroma.
- incite It is never appropriate to incite violence or hate towards others.
- Incited The protesters were incited by the speaker's racist rhetoric.
- indeed She was indeed surprised to see him at the party.
- indite The poet decided to indite a sonnet in homage to his hometown.
- Indited The journalist's expose on the corrupt politician indited him for bribery and embezzlement.
- indites The poet indites verses on a serene evening.
- instead I would rather stay home and watch a movie instead of going out with my friends.
- intend I intend to go to the gym tomorrow morning.
- inter The inter office communication is terrible.
- intuited As a psychic, she intuited that something was wrong before anyone else did.
- invite The hostess will kindly invite the guests to the party.
- invited I was invited to the party on Saturday night.
- knitted She knitted a scarf for her sister's birthday present.
- Minted This necklace is finely minted.
- noted
- tinted She wore a tinted visor to protect her eyes from the sun.
- unite The students decided to unite and form a study group to help each other succeed.
- united The team was united in their determination to win the championship.
Misspelling of the day
Intertubing
- antedating
- entertain
- entertainer
- entertaining
- inditing
- inner-tubing
- intertwine
- interurban
- intuiting
- undertaking
