How to spell RIASED correctly?
If you've misspelled "riased", don't worry, mistakes happen! Let's suggest some correct alternatives: "raised" (past tense of raise), "praised" (admiring someone) or "raised" (growth in number or quantity). Always proofread and use a spellchecker to ensure accurate spelling.
List of suggestions on how to spell riased correctly
- based
- biased The news article was so biased that it only presented one side of the story.
- cased The investigator cased the area for evidence.
- creased
- eased After the long journey, I felt eased by the sight of my home.
- Erased
- greased They were greased up and ready to go.
- liaised As a project manager, I liaised with various stakeholders to ensure that the project was completed on time and within budget.
- Raced She raced around the block.
- Raged The storm raged fiercely, ripping trees from their roots and scattering debris across the streets.
- raised She was raised by wolves.
- Raked The leaves had been raked into a neat pile.
- raped
- Rasped She had a rasped voice that gave her an edge.
- Rated We award rated wines.
- Raved My boss raved about my performance during the meeting yesterday.
- razed The forest was razed in a dramatic fire last night.
- reused The plastic bottles were reused to create a unique art installation.
- riled She was so riled up that she didn't even recognize me.
- rimed The tree branches were completely rimed with frost after the snowstorm.
- Rinsed After I rinsed my hair, it was much less oily.
- rise
- risen The sun had already risen when we started our morning walk.
- riser The construction workers installed the wooden riser to create an elevated platform for the stage.
- rises
- Risked She risked her own safety to save the drowning child.
- rived
- roasted I roasted some spices in the oven for dinner.
- Roused The loud noise roused him from his sleep.
- wised I wised up and chose to invest my money wisely.
