How to spell RAMPAD correctly?
If you meant to type "rampad", you might have been aiming for "rampage". This word refers to a violent or unrestrained behavior. Perhaps you could have intended to write "rampart", which means a defensive wall. Double-checking spellings ensures clear communication.
List of suggestions on how to spell rampad correctly
- Camped We camped near the lake for a week and enjoyed fishing and hiking.
- cramped The apartment was so small that it felt cramped.
- Damped The damped sound of the rain on the roof made me feel peaceful.
- Rammed The car rammed into the fence and broke it.
- ramp The wheelchair ramp made it possible for the disabled student to access the building.
- rampage The bull went on a rampage through the streets after escaping from the rodeo.
- rampaged The lioness rampaged through the forest, devouring any animal in sight.
- rampant The Covid-19 pandemic is still rampant in many countries around the world.
- rampart The castle was fortified with a thick rampart to shield it from enemy attacks.
- Ramps The new building has ramps instead of steps for easier accessibility.
- ramrod He stood up tall, with his back straight as a ramrod.
- raped A woman was raped by an unknown man.
- rapid The bus operated at a rapid pace.
- Rapped The rapper rapped his verses with incredible speed and precision.
- Rasped I rasped my way through the rough bush.
- Romped He romped around the park for an hour.
- Tamped He carefully tamped down the soil around the plant with his hands.
- Tramped We tramped through the snow to the car.
- Vamped She vamped up her wardrobe with a new pair of high heels.
