How to spell PASCED correctly?
If you've mistakenly typed "pasced" instead of the correct term, there are a few possible suggestions to consider. One option could be "paced", which refers to setting a specific speed or rhythm. Alternatively, the correct term might be "placed", indicating the act of positioning something in a particular location. Remember to proofread to avoid spelling errors!
List of suggestions on how to spell pasced correctly
- ACED John aced his math test with a perfect score.
- pace She stumbled forward in a feverish pace to get to the finish line.
- Paced She paced the floor for hours after he broke up with her.
- pacer The runner followed closely behind the pacer to maintain a steady pace throughout the marathon.
- packed The suitcases were packed and ready to leave.
- palsied Her grandmother's hands were palsied, making it difficult for her to hold a teacup steady.
- Parsed The data was parsed by the software to extract the relevant information.
- passe The fashion trend of bell-bottoms is now passe.
- Passed
- paste We need to paste this label onto the wall.
- pasted I pasted the photos onto the scrapbook.
- Paused She paused when she heard her name being called.
- phased She phased out of my life one day and I was left heartbroken.
- Pieced She carefully pieced together the shattered vase.
- placed She placed the flowers carefully in the vase.
- posed
- spaced I spaced out during the lecture and missed most of the important information.
Misspelling of the day
Repeative
- reactive
- receptive
- relative
- repeat
- repeated
- repeater
- repeating
- repeats
- repertoire
- repetitive
