How to spell REVIERED correctly?
If you've mistakenly written "reviered" instead of another word, fear not! The correct suggestions depend on the context. If you meant "revered", you're on the right track; it means admired or respected. Alternatively, if you were aiming for "reviewed", that suggests a critique or examination of something. Always double-check your spelling to avoid confusion!
List of suggestions on how to spell reviered correctly
- fevered She was fevered and sweating, but didn't want to miss the important meeting.
- levered
- rehired After being laid off due to budget cuts, I was rehired by the company six months later.
- retired
- Reveled He reveled in the excitement of the carnival.
- revere As a devout Catholic, I revere the Pope as our spiritual leader.
- revered The revered leader was greatly respected and admired by all who knew him.
- reverend The reverend delivered a powerful and moving sermon at Sunday morning service.
- reveres As a devout Catholic, Janet reveres the Pope and considers him to be a spiritual guide.
- reversed The car was reversing downhill when it suddenly reversed into a tree.
- Reverted After encountering difficulties with the new software, the company reverted back to the old version.
- reviewed I have reviewed your application and unfortunately, we cannot offer you the position at this time.
- reviled The politician was reviled by the public after his scandalous actions were exposed.
- revised I have revised my presentation at least five times to make sure it's perfect.
- revived
- rewired After the storm, the entire electrical system in the house needed to be rewired.
- severed The rope was severed, causing the heavy crate to fall to the ground.
Misspelling of the day
Apsolutly
- absolute
- absolutely
- absolutes
- apostle
- appositely
- aptly
- astutely
- axolotl
- axolotls
- desolately
