How to spell LREAD correctly?

If you misspelled "lread", there are a few probable words you might have intended to write. One option could be "learn", as it aligns with the context of acquiring knowledge. Another possibility is "read", which is the correct form for past tense or imperative mood. Ensuring accuracy in writing is important to effectively convey your message.

• already
• bread I enjoy making homemade bread on a lazy Sunday morning.
• dread I have a sense of dread regarding the upcoming exam.
• lad
• lead The CEO's goal is to lead the company to success.
• led She led her team to victory.
• lewd The comedian was criticized for making lewd and inappropriate comments during his stand-up routine.
• lied She lied about her whereabouts to her parents.
• lipread She couldn't hear anything in the loud room, so she tried to lipread what her friend was saying.
• load Please load the dishwasher.
• Lured The cake was so tempting, I was lured in by the smell.
• rad She's a rad girl.
• read
• ready I am ready to take on the challenge.
• red
• reed The music instructor gave me a reed to fix my saxophone.
• reid John is such a jerk; he always goes out of his way to hurt Reid.
• road I prefer to take the back road because there's less traffic.
• tread I could hear his heavy tread as he approached the door.

Apsolutly

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