How to spell INTILED correctly?
If you're trying to type "intiled" but it keeps getting misspelled, here are some possible corrections. Firstly, "entitled" means to have a right or claim to something. Secondly, "intitled" is an archaic form of "entitled" and can also be used. However, if you meant something else entirely, it's best to clarify.
List of suggestions on how to spell intiled correctly
- Entailed The estate is entailed to the eldest child.
- Enticed
- entitled She was so entitled that she thought she ruled the world.
- Indited He was indited for fraud after it was discovered he had embezzled funds from the company.
- inhaled She inhaled deeply, savoring the scent of freshly baked cookies.
- Initialed The note was initialed by Jane.
- Instilled Everyone in the room was ushered in and instilled with the culture of the organization.
- intoned I asked carefully to intoned what had happened.
- intuited She intuited that something was wrong when her dog refused to eat.
- untied The knot in the rope was untied quickly.
- untitled The artist's exhibition featured several untitled paintings.
