How to spell REGARDA correctly?
Possible correct suggestions for the misspelling "regarda" are "regarder" or "regards", depending on the context of the sentence. "Regarder" is the French verb meaning to look at or to watch, while "regards" is an English noun used often in endings of formal letters meaning thoughts, feelings or greetings.
List of suggestions on how to spell regarda correctly
- regalia The royal family members were dressed in their official regalia for the coronation ceremony.
- regard In my regard, she is one of the most talented musicians I've ever seen.
- Regarded The product is widely regarded as one of the best on the market.
- regards She sent her regards to his family after he passed away.
- regatta I am excited to watch the annual regatta on the lake this weekend.
- reward I worked hard all year and my boss gave me a big bonus as a reward.
