How to spell PRASED correctly?
If you've mistakenly typed "prased" instead of "praised", don't fret! Autocorrect often fails us, but there are simple solutions. You can replace it with the correct word or try alternatives like "complimented" or "applauded". Remember to double-check your spelling to ensure your message comes across accurately!
List of suggestions on how to spell prased correctly
- braised The beef was perfectly braised and fell apart with a fork.
- creased Her face creased with worry as she looked at the storm clouds gathering on the horizon.
- Erased From my past, Erased.
- Grassed The soccer field was freshly grassed, making it the perfect playing surface.
- greased The mechanic greased the gears of the machine to keep it running smoothly.
- Paced She paced back and forth in front of the exam room, nervously waiting for her turn.
- Paraded
- Pared
- Parsed The program parsed the data and displayed it in a readable format.
- Passed
- Paused I paused the movie so that we could get some snacks.
- Perused I perused the book cover.
- phased The construction of the building was phased over three years to minimize disruptions to neighboring businesses.
- Phrased Phrased in a way that makes it clear what you're trying to say.
- Pirated The website was shut down for distributing pirated software.
- pleased I am pleased you like the necklace.
- poised The ballerina was poised on the edge of the stage, ready to begin her performance.
- posed The photographer posed the model for the magazine cover shoot.
- praise I would like to praise my team for their hard work on this project.
- Praised The judges praised the dancer's flawless performance.
- praises
- Pranced The garden was pranced with the fresh fragrance of blooming flowers.
- prate I prate on and on about my latest find at the flea market.
- Prated I don't want to be prated to about your personal life.
- prater
- prates
- Prayed
- preset You can preset your alarm for 7:00 a.m.
- pressed I pressed my finger into the cake and started to pull it out.
- priced The car was priced too high for me to afford.
- Pried
- Prized She prized her independence fiercely.
- prose The prose was very dry and boring.
- Pursed The youngster was pursed with anxiety.
- Raced I raced to get to the store before it closed.
- raised The teacher raised her voice to get the attention of the students.
- razed
- upraised
