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How to spell RLEATED correctly?

If you meant "related", the correct spelling, you can try using spell-check or proofreading more carefully to catch mistakes like this. Alternatively, you could try using a different word such as "connected", "associated" or "linked" depending on the context.

List of suggestions on how to spell rleated correctly

  • alerted The security guard alerted the authorities when he noticed suspicious activity in the parking lot.
  • Bleated She bleated for help for hours before someone found her.
  • bloated
  • elated I was truly elated when I found out that I got the job.
  • Fleeted The fleeted horse galloped across the open field.
  • Floated
  • Gloated After winning the championship, he gloated to his opponents, which made them feel humiliated.
  • leaded The plumber leaded the joints of the pipes to prevent any leaks.
  • Plated The turkey was plated with a delicious gravy.
  • Pleaded
  • pleated Her dress had pleated skirts.
  • Rated It was rated PG.
  • reacted She reacted with surprise when she found out she had won the lottery.
  • rebated Reduced prices for the rebated items.
  • reheated I reheated my soup yesterday.
  • related Ray and his wife are related to the Smiths.
  • released She was released after serving time in prison.
  • Relegated The relegated team is going to have a tough time at the bottom of the table.
  • Relented After much persuasion, the teacher relented and allowed the students to have a pizza party in the classroom.
  • Rented
  • repeated The students repeated the process several times.
  • rested I needed a little rested after the long journey.
  • rotated She rotated the knob and the door creaked open.
  • Slated The movie is slated to be released next month.
  • Sleeted Yesterday, it sleeted all day and made the roads slick and dangerous to drive on.

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