How to spell REOVED correctly?

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• grooved The surface of the vinyl record was grooved with rows and rows of tiny indentations.
• loved I loved spending time with my grandparents when I was a child.
• moved
• proved The prosecution proved their case beyond a reasonable doubt.
• Raved She raved about the delicious food and excellent service at the new restaurant in town.
• reed
• Reefed The sailors reefed the sail to prepare for the storm.
• reeve
• relived She was relieved to find that the headache had finally relived itself.
• removed
• revel I always revel in the excitement of going to a concert.
• revived After the doctors used a defibrillator, the patient's heart revived and started beating again.
• Revoked The judge revoked his driver's license after he received his third DUI conviction.
• revved The engine revved and I felt the acceleration as we pulled out of the parking lot.
• rived The boat rived through the rough seas, causing everyone to hold on tight.
• robed The king was robed in gold and silk for his coronation ceremony.
• roofed The old church was roofed with wooden shingles.
• Roped She roped her horse before heading out on the trail.
• rove He loved to rove through the forests in search of edible mushrooms.
• Roved The nomads roved across the vast desert in search of water and shelter.
• rover The rover travelled across the barren planet in search of signs of life.
• roves In the distance you could see the imposing figure of Roves, the towering fortress which guarded the entrance to the Valley of the
• Rowed They rowed their boats across the serene lake to reach the other side.

Apsolutly

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