How to spell REFOCED correctly?
If you've mistakenly typed "refoced" and want to correct it, consider the following alternatives: "refocused" or "referred". While "refocused" refers to redirecting one's attention or efforts, "referred" points to consulting or passing along a matter to someone else. Ensure you choose the appropriate word based on context.
List of suggestions on how to spell refoced correctly
- defaced The statue had been defaced by graffiti.
- Prefaced This paper is prefaced by my heartfelt apologies to the anonymous reader.
- reduced The store reduced the price of its merchandise to attract more customers.
- reface The painter had to reface the entire wall due to the scratches and stains.
- refaced This old coat has been refaced with a new lining.
- refaces I need to make some adjustments to my resume, but I'm not sure what to call them - should I refaces it
- refined The wine had a refined taste with notes of oak and berries.
- refocused After taking a break, I refocused my energy and made tremendous progress towards achieving my goal.
- Refold After realizing she had not folded the shirt correctly, she decided to refold it to make it look neater.
- reformed After his time in prison, he became a reformed man and devoted himself to helping others.
- Refused I refused to eat the food they offered me.
- Refuted The scientist refuted the claims made by the conspiracy theorists with concrete evidence.
- Rejoiced The whole family rejoiced when they learned the news.
- Reposed He reposed on the couch, contented with his surroundings.
- Revoked
Misspelling of the day
Apsolutly
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- axolotls
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