How to spell REPRESED correctly?

If you meant "repressed" while misspelling it as "represed", good news! Here are some correct suggestions to help you: repressed (correct spelling), oppressed, depressed, possessed, expressed, distressed. These words might fit your context better, depending on your intended meaning.

• depressed She felt really depressed after her breakup with her boyfriend.
• re pressed
• re-pressed
• redressed The company promptly redressed the customer's concerns by offering a full refund.
• Regressed She regressed to using baby talk when agitated.
• rephrased After receiving feedback from the editor, the author rephrased the sentence to make it clearer for readers.
• Reposed The elephant stood reposed for a few minutes after its meal.
• represent As a lawyer, it is important to represent your client to the best of your ability.
• repress The government attempted to repress the opposition group's protest, but it only fueled their determination to be heard.
• repressed She repressed her emotions and gave a polite nod.
• represses He represses all his feelings and emotions, which is not healthy.
• Reprieved She was surprised that he had reprieved her.
• reprise The concert ended with a reprise of a song from the past.
• reprises He reprises his role in the play.
• reproved The reproved child was quick to apologize.
• Repulsed I was repulsed by his offer.

Intertubing

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