How to spell RLIED correctly?
If you are trying to type "rlied" but accidentally misspelled it, there are a few possible correct suggestions. "Riled", meaning irritated or angered, might be what you intended. Alternatively, "relied" or "reeled" could also be suitable replacements depending on the context of your sentence.
List of suggestions on how to spell rlied correctly
- flied
- led
- lid The lid of the jar was stuck tight, and I had to use a knife to pry it off.
- lied He lied about his age in order to join the military.
- Plied The trout were plied with worms by the angler.
- Railed The angry customer railed against the poor service she had received from the restaurant staff.
- Rallied The team rallied together and managed to come back from a 3-0 deficit to win the game.
- red The roses are bright red.
- reid
- Relied The team relied on their coach's guidance to win the game.
- relined The engine had been relined and the car was running great.
- relived After the exam was over, she felt relived and happy.
- Replied We replied to her email.
- rid
- riled The patient was so riled by the nurse's comments that he refused to leave the hospital.
- roiled The water roiled as the boat crashed into the reef.
- rolled She rolled the dice and landed on a "Go to Jail" space.
- ruled The queen ruled with an iron fist.
