How to spell INSITED correctly?
If you meant to spell "insisted", the correct spelling is with an "s" not a "t". Another suggestion is "incited", which means to provoke or encourage someone to do something.
List of suggestions on how to spell insited correctly
- in-cited
- incite The politician's speech was seen as an attempt to incite riots among the already agitated citizens.
- Incited The political speech incited the crowd to protest against the government.
- indite
- Indited
- Inserted
- inside He was inside the house when it started to rain.
- Insisted He insisted that he was telling the truth, but nobody believed him.
- Instated She was instated as the new dean of the school.
- instead
- insulted She felt insulted when they ignored her at the party.
- invited I am so excited to have been invited to the party!
- united This country is united.
- unsifted The unsifted flour caused the cake to be lumpy.
- unsuited He felt unsuited to the fast-paced world of finance and decided to pursue a career in art instead.
