How to spell REOKED correctly?

The word "reoked" is likely a misspelling of "revoked". To correct this, one can suggest checking for spelling errors or using a spell-check tool. Additionally, proofreading, consulting a dictionary or rephrasing the sentence may be helpful in avoiding similar errors in the future.

• Brooked As a peaceful person, she never brooked any kind of argument or conflict with her friends or family.
• Creaked The old floorboards creaked as I tiptoed across the room.
• crooked The tree stood tall with branches that twisted and crooked like the fingers of a witch.
• Eked Despite the economic hardship, the family eked out a living on their small farm.
• Freaked I was really freaked out when the box came through the door.
• Racked I racked my brain trying to find a solution to the problem.
• Raked
• rebuked The teacher rebuked the student for talking during the lesson.
• recooked I recooked the lasagna to make sure it was heated through.
• reed The musician played a sweet melody on his wooden reed instrument.
• Reeked The smell of rotting corpses reeked through the room.
• Revoked
• reworked After the reworked draft was submitted, the client gave feedback that they needed more revisions.
• ricked After being ricked in the credenza, the insurance adjuster was none too pleased.
• Rocked After drinking too much, she felt totally rocked.
• Rooked Rooked means to move or turn around in a circular or elliptical pattern.
• Rucked The muddy field was rucked up after the intense rugby game.
• Trekked Today I trekked to the top of the mountain.
• Wreaked The storm wreaked havoc on the small town, destroying homes and uprooting trees.
• wrecked

Apsolutly

• absolute
• absolutely
• absolutes
• apostle
• appositely
• aptly
• astutely
• axolotl
• axolotls
• desolately