How to spell SAHVED correctly?
If you unintentionally typed "sahved" instead of "shaved", fret not, autocorrect can save the day. This minor spelling error can be rectified by selecting the correct word from the suggestions, like "saved" or "shoved", depending on the context. Always double-check before hitting send to ensure clear communication!
List of suggestions on how to spell sahved correctly
- Caved Despite his initial resistance, he eventually caved and agreed to go on the trip with his friends.
- Laved She laved her face with cool water after a long day in the sun.
- paved The driveway was skillfully paved with brick.
- Raved She raved about the new restaurant in town, saying it was the best food she had ever tasted.
- Salved I gently salved the cut with antiseptic cream.
- sated I was looking forward to my dinner, but I was so sated that I barely touched my food.
- save I am trying to save money by cooking at home instead of eating out.
- saved I feel like I have been saved.
- saver Using a coupon can be a real money saver at the grocery store.
- saves He never spends his money on unnecessary things, which saves him a lot of money in the long run.
- savvied As a seasoned traveler, she savvied the ins and outs of navigating foreign countries.
- sawed
- Served The dinner was served hot and fresh.
- shaved She had her hair shaved off completely.
- Shoved I accidentally shoved my elbow into my friend's ribcage while we were walking next to each other.
- sieved I sieved the flour with a fine mesh strainer to make sure there were no clumps.
- skived He skived off from work to go play golf.
- Slaved She slaved in the kitchen for hours to prepare the perfect dinner for her guests.
- solved The mathematician solved the complex equation in less than an hour.
- starved The poor dog looked starved and desperate for food.
- Staved I'm going to have to staved off boredom by doing some crossword puzzles.
- Waved I waved to her as I left the room.
