How to spell SEACED correctly?

If you find yourself typing "seaced" instead of the correct spelling, there are a few suitable suggestions to rectify the error. Consider replacing it with "ceased", which means stopped or came to an end. Another alternative could be "seized", meaning to take hold of or seize control.

• ACED
• Ceased The pain ceased when the doctor put a bandage on my foot.
• eased After taking the medicine, the pain in my arm eased a bit.
• faced
• laced The cupcakes were religiously laced with fine brandy by my aunt.
• MACED I'm rather disappointed with my new MACED.
• Paced He paced back and forth nervously, waiting for the results to come in.
• Raced
• sacked The football team's starting quarterback was sacked several times during the game.
• sated After eating a full meal, the hunger of the day had finally been sated.
• Sauced
• saved She saved up for months to buy her dream car.
• sawed I sawed the wood to create a perfect size for my new bookshelf.
• seabed The divers explored the colorful coral reefs and mesmerizing creatures of the seabed.
• sealed
• seamed The sweater was seamed together with a â–  stitch.
• Searched
• seared She seared the steak on both sides to get a nice char.
• seated I am seated in the park enjoying the sun.
• seaweed The seaweed in the fish tank looked nice and green.
• secede The group of states attempted to secede from the union, sparking a civil war.
• seduced He was seduced by the idea of becoming rich overnight.
• seed A seed is a small piece of fruit that contains the plant's embryos.
• seized
• sensed I sensed she was angry.
• sewed She sewed the button back onto her coat.
• sexed I am so sexed up from the party!
• sliced After he had sliced the cake, he placed it on a plate.
• Solaced After her big exam, she turned to her friends for comfort and they solaced her with kind words and encouragement.
• spaced I spaced out during the meeting and missed some important details.
• Spiced Used in place of sugar in recipes, spiced sugar is a popular addition to baked goods and sweet treats.
• Stacey If you need help with your homework, Stacey is your go-to person.
• synced I synced my phone to my laptop so that I could continue working on my project.

Apsolutly

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