How to spell RELESED correctly?

If you find yourself struggling with the misspelling "relesed", fear not, as there are several possible correct suggestions. The correct spelling for the word you're looking for is "released". Double-check your writing for any similar typos to ensure accuracy in your work.

• re leased
• recessed The room had a high ceiling, but it was bowed in the center by a large recessed window.
• Reeled She reeled backwards as the unexpected gust of wind knocked her off balance.
• Refused Refused to go camping with them because I had other plans.
• Relapsed Unfortunately, he relapsed and all of his hard work went to waste.
• related In the family photo albums, there are many related photos.
• relaxed I am feeling quite relaxed tonight.
• relayed
• release I need to release some of my anger.
• released The new movie will be released tomorrow.
• releases The company announces the releases of its latest product line.
• Relied Although I relied on my friends for support, I was left feeling disappointed.
• relieved I was relieved to find out that the test was over.
• relined The plumber relined the deteriorating pipes to prevent any leaks.
• Relished I relished every minute of our date night.
• relived As soon as the surgery was over, she felt relived knowing her life would improve.
• Reposed He reposed upon the pillow, his eyes closed peacefully.
• reseed I need to reseed the lawn because there are too many brown patches.
• reused Some of the furniture in the room had been reused from a previous room.
• reversed The magician reversed the direction of the cards with a swift flick of his wrist.
• revised The revised proposal was met with objections from some of the committee members.

Intertubing

• antedating
• entertain
• entertainer
• entertaining
• inditing
• inner-tubing
• intertwine
• interurban
• intuiting
• undertaking