How to spell PAUZED correctly?

If you're constantly misspelling "pauzed", fret not! The correct spelling is "paused", which means to temporarily stop or suspend an action. Don't worry about the mishap, as everyone makes spelling errors. Just remember the correct spelling to ensure clear communication in your writing.

• Caused
• dazed After the car accident, the driver stumbled out of the vehicle, dazed and confused.
• fazed I was fazed when he mentioned leaving for Japan so soon.
• Gazed He stood there and gazed out at the ocean, lost in thought.
• Hazed As a freshman in college, I was hazed by the upperclassmen in my fraternity.
• jazzed I was jazzed when I saw her at the party.
• Lazed After completing his finals, he just lazed around all day, watching TV and eating junk food.
• Paced The doctor paced back and forth in the waiting room, waiting for the test results.
• packed The suitcase was packed so tightly that I had trouble closing it.
• padded She was wearing a padded jacket to counter the chill.
• Paged I paged through the book looking for an answer to the question.
• pained I was really pained by how mean she was to me.
• paired I paired the black dress with a pair of red heels.
• Paled The sunlight paled in comparison to the brightness of her smile.
• Palled The once friendly banter between the two coworkers had palled after an argument over who should take credit for a successful project.
• Panned The whole film was panned by critics.
• Pared
• parked
• Parsed The code was parsed and checked for errors before running it.
• parted As the ship left the dock, the family stood and waved goodbye until it was fully parted from view.
• Passed He passed his final exams with flying colors.
• pasted
• Patted After completing my Library tour, I was PATTED on the back by the librarian.
• pause I had to pause the movie so that I could answer the phone.
• Paused The video paused at exactly 2:32 in the middle of an important scene.
• pauses I have to pauses for a breather.
• paved I walk on the paved pathway.
• Pawed The kitten pawed at the ball of yarn, trying to unravel it.
• Pawned I pawned my old laptop to get some money for rent.
• payed
• Poured I poured myself some orange juice.
• Pouted She pouted when her best friend got the promotion instead of her.
• Prized My prized possession is a set of vintage china that my great-grandmother gave to my grandmother.
• Puked I puked the whole way home.
• Puled My dad always has fresh puled pork in the fridge.
• razed The entire city was razed to the ground by the invading army.
• razzed I was so razzed when I lost my phone I couldn't even make a call.
• Sauced I accidentally sauced my shirt with tomato sauce while eating spaghetti.

Apsolutly

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