How to spell RENERED correctly?
The correct spelling for "renered" could be "rendered", which means to present or perform something or "revered", which means to admire or worship someone or something. Other possibilities could include "rennered" (a made-up word) or the misspelling could be corrected based on the context in which it was used.
List of suggestions on how to spell renered correctly
- Reared He reared his horse up on its hind legs.
- reentered I reentered the building to retrieve my forgotten phone.
- refereed The article was submitted for publication in a refereed journal.
- Referred The patient was referred by his general practitioner.
- rehired After learning from his mistakes, the company rehired the former employee.
- renamed They renamed the department store after the owner's death.
- Rendered The storm had rendered the powerlines useless, leaving the entire town without electricity.
- reneged After I agreed to help, she reneged on her promise.
- renewed After taking a long break, Emily felt renewed and ready to tackle her goals.
- Rented
- retired After teaching for over thirty years, my father finally retired and moved to Florida.
- revered Nelson Mandela is a revered leader in South Africa.
- rewired I recently rewired my entire house to update the electrical system.
- tenured The tenured professor retired after thirty years of teaching.
- Veneered The table was beautifully veneered with a layer of walnut wood.
