How to spell SAGED correctly?

If you have misspelled "saged", there are a few correct suggestions that could fit your intended word. "Sagged" refers to something that has drooped or sunk. "Saga" is a term for a long story or tale. "Sedge" pertains to a grass-like plant in wet areas. Remember to proofread to avoid such confusion!

• aged The aged cheese had a strong and sharp flavor.
• Caged
• cased
• Gazed As they gazed out over the ocean, they couldn't help but feel a sense of awe and wonder.
• Ged
• Paged The paged section is for people who want to read the entire article.
• Raged
• sacked The manager sacked the employee for repeatedly being late to work.
• sacred The temples are sacred places of worship.
• sad I'm so sad that I won't be able to see my family for Christmas.
• sade Sade is a Grammy-winning singer-songwriter from England.
• sag The sag in the middle of the sofa created a lumpy feeling.
• saga The Saga of the Danish King was a historical novel written by Bernard Cornwell.
• sage She knew exactly what to do to round out his sage advice.
• sager
• sages The sages were revered for their wisdom and knowledge.
• sagest He acted the sagest of men.
• Sagged The old mattress sagged in the middle, making it difficult to get a good night's sleep.
• sago I often eat sago with my morning tea.
• said
• sake I'm going to have some sake for dinner.
• Sarge Sarge was a tough drill instructor who demanded the best from his recruits.
• sate I would like to sate my hunger with a slice of pizza.
• sated After eating a large meal, I was completely sated and didn't want to eat anything else.
• savaged The animal was savaged by the wolves.
• saved The quick actions of the lifeguard saved the drowning child from certain death.
• sawed She sawed the wooden plank in half with a hand saw.
• scaled I was about to climb the scaled ladder when I saw a snake slither up the side.
• scared I'm so scared that something is going to happen to my cat.
• seed This garden is full of beautiful flowers, but I don't know how they got here; they must have come from a seed
• segued After discussing his career achievements, the interviewer seamlessly segued into asking about his personal life.
• shagged
• Sighed She sighed deeply after reading the heartbreaking news.
• Skated I skated outside for an hour this morning.
• Skied I skied down the snowy slope with gusto.
• Slagged After being told off by his mum, Alex decided to head to the pub and get slagged by his mates.
• slaked After a long hike, I slaked my thirst with a cold bottle of water.
• Snagged The cup was snagged on the edge of the sink.
• Snaked The river snaked through the valley, creating a meandering path.
• soaked After getting caught in the rain, my clothes were completely soaked.
• stage Now that she's finished with her eight year traditional dance stage, she's looking forward to starting her musical theatre stage.
• staged The photo was a staged photo.
• Staked The clover is staked firmly to the ground.
• Sued My car was sued yesterday.
• Surged The stock market surged after the positive economic report was released.
• Swagged I swagged out at the party last night and got all dolled up.
• Waged The worker was waged for 12 hours.

Apsolutly

• absolute
• absolutely
• absolutes
• apostle
• appositely
• aptly
• astutely
• axolotl
• axolotls
• desolately