How to spell NULLED correctly?
If you have misspelled "nulled" as "nuled" or "nulled", here are some suggestions to correct it: "nullified", "annulled" or "invalidated". These terms convey the idea of negation or cancellation more accurately. Remember to double-check your spelling to ensure clear and concise communication.
List of suggestions on how to spell nulled correctly
- Annulled The contract between the two parties was annulled due to a breach of agreement.
- balled She balled up her fists in anger.
- Belled The church bells belled loudly, signaling the beginning of the wedding ceremony.
- billed I was billed last night for the movie I didn't see.
- Bulled I was bulled by the bully and I didn't know what to do.
- bullet I wish I had a bullet to shoot at the intruder.
- bullied I was bullied at school and it made me so anxious that I stopped going to class.
- burled My new dress is really Burled.
- called She called me on the phone yesterday.
- Celled
- Culled I culled the best flowers from the garden to make a beautiful bouquet.
- curled She curled her hair with a curling iron for the wedding.
- dolled
- dueled The two knights dueled fiercely in the tournament, each trying to knock the other off his horse.
- dulled The constant noise dulled my senses and made it difficult to concentrate.
- felled After the storm, several trees were felled in the park.
- filled The cake was filled with a delicious custard.
- fueled I'm fueled by anger and hate.
- fuelled I was fuelled with excitement as I watched the game.
- Fulled I felt fulled after eating the yummy pie.
- furled The flag was furled by a young girl with wide eyes and long, dark hair.
- galled It galled her that she had to work overtime while her colleagues left early.
- gelled The hair gel gelled his hair into a perfect pompadour.
- Gulled She gulled him by giving him a fake gift.
- gullet The fish swallowed the bait and it got stuck in its gullet.
- Hulled She hulled the corn in her Webster's Dictionary.
- Hurled
- jelled The jelly was jelled but I don't think it tasted very good.
- Killed
- Knelled Knelled at the grave of her mother.
- Knurled The knurled surface of the tool provided a comfortable and non-slip grip.
- Lolled He lolled on the couch all day, binge-watching his favorite TV series.
- Lulled The sound of the ocean waves lulled me to sleep.
- milled
- Mulled After a day of skiing, we decided to stop by a Mulled wine bar for a drink on the way home.
- mullet I saw a man with a mullet at the store yesterday.
- Nailed The picture was nailed to the wall.
- nudged She nudged me to pay attention to the road while driving.
- nuked The pizza was nuked in the microwave for two minutes.
- null I cannot believe that null is not a number.
- nulls There are five nulls in the set.
- nursed The mother nursed her baby every two hours.
- Nutted My uncle was nutted when he found out I was dating his ex-girlfriend.
- nuzzled The lion nuzzled her gently before standing up and stretching.
- Palled The party was a complete disaster - everyone got palled.
- Pilled I got so pilled last night, I can't even move.
- Polled The survey revealed that 80% of the people polled were in support of the new policy.
- Puled
- pulled I pulled the car over because it was not following the traffic.
- pullet In the coop we have a pullet who is just starting to lay eggs.
- Purled The scarf was beautifully knitted with a purled border.
- quelled The teacher quelled the students' loud chatter by raising her hand for silence.
- rolled I rolled up the shirt and put it back in the suitcase.
- ruled
- sullied My dress was sullied by the mud.
- tilled My grandfather tilled the soil before planting his vegetables.
- Tolled The church bells tolled for a full minute to announce the death of the town's beloved mayor.
- walled A walled city is a city with a protected wall around it.
- Welled A light breeze welled up from the ocean.
- Willed I was WILLED to remain silent.
- yelled The coach yelled at his team to run faster.
