How to spell PROOD correctly?

If you misspell "prood", fear not! There are numerous correct alternatives to consider. "Proud" is a suitable replacement, highlighting a sense of honor or accomplishment. Alternatively, "proof" emphasizes factual evidence or validation. Choose the appropriate term based on the intended meaning, ensuring accurate and effective communication.

• brood The mother hen sat on her brood to keep them warm.
• period I will be on vacation for a period of two weeks.
• pod I love listening to my favorite podcast while jogging with my pod of friends.
• Pried Pried open the door with a raised arm.
• pro
• Probed She was probed with a sterile arm.
• prod The trainer used a stick to prod the horse to move forward.
• prods The waitress prods the meat with a fork.
• PROMO The company is offering a special promo for new customers.
• proof The scientist presented the proof of his theory through a series of experiments.
• proofed I proofed the document before submitting it to my boss for review.
• prosody She has a wonderful sense of prosody, or poetic rhythm.
• proton
• proud I am proud to have achieved my goals.
• proved The evidence clearly proved that the defendant was guilty.
• provo
• prow The ship's prow cut through the waves with ease as it sailed towards the horizon.
• road I saw a beautiful sunset while driving down the road.
• rod He used a rod to catch fish in the lake.
• rood The rood screen is a common feature in medieval churches.
• root I need to remove the root of this tree before we can transplant it.
• uproot My plan is to uproot my garden and move it to a new location.

Apsolutly

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