How to spell SCETED correctly?
If you encounter the misspelling "sceted", it is likely a typographical error. Correct suggestions could be "scented", meaning having a pleasant smell or "scathed", referring to something damaged or harmed. Double-check your intended meaning and context to select the appropriate correction.
List of suggestions on how to spell sceted correctly
- Ceded The land was ceded to the government by the neighboring tribe.
- Cited The article cited several reputable sources to support its claims.
- faceted Faceted glasses allow for a more diverse range of colors to be seen.
- sated I was so sated from eating that I forgot to eat lunch.
- scatted As the mouse scatted across the kitchen floor, the cat chased after it.
- scented I prefer using scented candles in my room to create a relaxing atmosphere.
- scooted The bus driver scooted over to make room for the passenger who had just boarded.
- Scouted The talent agency scouted several models for the upcoming fashion show.
- seated The woman was seated in the chair next to the window.
- Seceded
- seed The sow planted a Spanish seed in her garden.
- seeded I have some seeded tomatoes that I picked up at the grocery store.
- Sited
- Sleeted I Sleeted on my way to work this morning.
- sorted I have sorted my pictures by size.
- steed She rode her trusty steed through the forest.
- Stetted
- suited The black dress is perfectly suited for the gala event.
- Sweated I sweated through my blouse.
