How to spell PRODED correctly?

The misspelling "proded" could be corrected to "prodded", which means to jab or poke something with a pointed object. Another possible correction could be "proposed", meaning to suggest or put forward an idea for consideration.

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• Paraded The soldiers paraded through the city streets in their full uniform.
• Parodied The satirical show parodied the entire political system, making fun of politicians of all parties.
• Podded I podded the peas before cooking them.
• Pored The room was pored over with tiny clues.
• Prated She prated on and on about her favorite subject.
• pride Her pride wouldn't let her admit her mistakes.
• Prided She always prided herself on her ability to finish a task efficiently.
• Pried She asked him what had happened and he told her that he had Pried the door open.
• Probed Investigators probed the assault scene for clues.
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• Prodded The coach prodded his team to push harder during practice.
• produced
• proud I am proud of myself for achieving my goals.
• prouder As a teacher, I couldn't be prouder of my students for all their hard work and dedication.
• proved
• Provided The newly furnished room provided a much-needed change of scenery.
• prude She was always considered a prude because of her conservative dress and reserved behavior.

Apsolutly

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