How to spell RETARED correctly?
If you mistakenly type "retared" instead of "retarded", there are a few correct alternative suggestions to consider. "Retired" could be a possible intended word, especially in the context of discussing employment or individuals who have left a profession. "Retard" without the "-ed" ending might also be a misspelled word, referring to slowing down or delaying something. It's important to proofread and correct any inaccuracies to ensure clear communication.
List of suggestions on how to spell retared correctly
- Reared The young foal was reared by its mother in the wide open meadow.
- restored The old car was beautifully restored to its original condition by the skilled mechanics.
- Retarder The truck's mechanic installed a retarder on the brakes to increase safety while traveling downhill.
- retied I retied my shoelaces to make sure they wouldn't come undone while I was running.
- retire My grandfather plans to retire next year and spend more time traveling with my grandmother.
- retired My dad is retired now and spends most of his time traveling.
- retraced She retraced her steps back to the store, hoping she had left her wallet there.
- retread The company decided to save money by using retread tires for their trucks.
- retried An individual retried after being convicted of a crime.
- Roared The lion roared for hours.
- Tared
Misspelling of the day
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- aptly
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- axolotls
- desolately
