How to spell MOEVED correctly?
If you accidentally typed "moeved" instead of "moved", fear not! Autocorrect mishaps happen to the best of us. Here are some proper alternatives to consider: "moved", "moored", "moved" or "moded". So next time you need to signify relocation, ensure you double-check, and bid farewell to "moeved" typos.
List of suggestions on how to spell moeved correctly
- loved
- meed I received my meed of praise for my hard work.
- Meted
- Mewed Mewed at the sight of the injuries.
- Moaned As the athlete pulled his hamstring, he moaned in pain.
- moated The old castle was surrounded by a deep and broad moated trench.
- Mobbed She was mobbed by the media upon her return from the tour.
- Mocked He mocked his opponent's accent during the debate to undermine their authority.
- Moiled The farmer moiled in the fields all day, preparing the soil for planting.
- Mooed
- Mooned He mooned his friends in a hilarious act of mischief.
- Moored The sailboat was moored at the dock, gently bobbing with the waves.
- Mooted We on the committee have discussed the issue and have come to the conclusion that it should not be mooted.
- moped I ride my moped to work.
- Mopped I mopped the kitchen floor after spilling the juice.
- Moused She moused over the hyperlink to see where it led.
- move
- moved I moved some of my furniture to make more room.
- mover I am the mover of the world.
- moves She practiced her dance moves every day to prepare for the competition.
- mowed
- peeved I was peeved when she pulled that stunt.
- Roved After finishing his graduate degree, he roved around Europe for a year before settling back into his hometown.
- sieved I sieved the flour mixture into the baking pan.
