How to spell REFIRMED correctly?
"Refirmed" may be misspelled, but there are a few possible correct suggestions. One option is "reaffirmed", meaning to confirm or assert again. Another possibility is "reformed", meaning to improve or make changes to something. Lastly, "remarried" can be a correct suggestion, depending on the context.
List of suggestions on how to spell refirmed correctly
- affirmed The judge affirmed the decision of the lower court.
- deformed The artist's sculpture appeared intentionally deformed for artistic effect.
- firmed I firmed my commitment to the project by signing the contract.
- preformed I preformed my driving test yesterday.
- reaffirmed The judge reaffirmed the defendant's sentence after reviewing the evidence presented in court.
- refereed The paper was accepted for publication after it went through a rigorous refereed process.
- Referred I was referred to a specialist for further medical evaluation.
- refined I really enjoyed the restaurant's cuisine, it was incredibly refined and elegant.
- refitted Since the yacht was refitted last year, it now has a new engine and new furnishings.
- reformed After serving his time in prison, he became a reformed man and devoted himself to helping others steer clear of a life of crime.
- reformer The community looked up to John as an innovative social reformer.
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