How to spell KNITED correctly?
If you accidentally misspelled "knited", fret not! Here are a few appropriate corrections: "knitted" (the correct spelling), "knighted" (meaning to bestow honor upon), and "knitted" (past tense of the verb "to knit"). Remember, double-checking spelling ensures accurate communication. Happy writing!
List of suggestions on how to spell knited correctly
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- Cited Statistics cited in a recent academic journal article were used to support the author's argument.
- kited I kited my way through the park on a windy day.
- Kneed He kneed the attacker in self-defense.
- Knifed The victim was knifed several times in the chest.
- Knighted Queen Elizabeth II knighted Sir Elton John in 1998 for his contributions to the music industry.
- knit My grandmother taught me how to knit when I was younger.
- Knits She loves to create intricate knits in her free time.
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- knitter My grandmother is an avid knitter and has made me many beautiful sweaters over the years.
- knotted I can't believe he actually knotted his tie.
- niter In India, niter is used as a dye for textiles.
- noted After I spoke, he took out his notebook and wrote down everything I said, nodding and saying "noted" as he did so.
- Sited The new hospital was sited on a prime location near the city center.
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