How to spell PROATED correctly?

"Proated" is often a misspelling of "probated", which means the legal process of administering a deceased person's will. To avoid confusion, it is important to correct the misspelling. Some correct suggestions for "proated" include "probated", "proceeded" or "prostrated" depending on the intended meaning.

• orated The prime minister orated a passionate speech about the importance of education.
• Pirated Pirated copies of films are often circulating on the internet illegally.
• Ported The game has been ported to different platforms.
• potted I placed the potted plant on the windowsill to receive sunlight.
• Pouted
• prate
• Prated I prated about the weather to pass the time while waiting in the doctor's office.
• prater I don't trust that prater.
• predated The fossilized remains of the creature predated all known dinosaur species.
• probate The executor of the estate must file a probate petition.
• Prodded She prodded him until he finally got out of bed.
• Profited The company profited greatly from the success of their latest product launch.
• Promoted John was promoted to the position of manager after his outstanding performance in the last quarter.
• prorate We will prorate the membership fee if you join our gym in the middle of the month.
• Prorated The prorated amount will be reflected in your next statement.
• Rated Our film has been rated R for content.
• rooted I was so surprised when I got a notification that my Amazon account had been "rooted" in just a few minutes!
• rotted The fruit had rotted and was now attracting flies.
• routed I was unaware that my email had been routed through the spam filter.
• sprouted The seeds sprouted quickly.
• uprooted In her final years, the tree was uprooted and moved to a new location.

Apsolutly

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