How to spell SETALD correctly?
If you meant to type "setald" but the word doesn't exist, it's likely a misspelling. Possible corrections might include "metal", "sedate", "staled" or "melds". Double-check the context and intended meaning to determine the most appropriate correction.
List of suggestions on how to spell setald correctly
- Metaled The roads were metaled, making for smooth riding.
- petaled The petaled flowers looked beautiful in the summer sun.
- Retold The story was retold by her grandsons who love to hear it.
- scald The hot water burned my hand, causing me to scald.
- sealed She had a sealed envelope with her name on it.
- settle The girls decided to settle their dispute by agreeing to a rematch.
- settled After a difficult journey, the refugees have finally settled in their new home.
- staid The company's yearly report was a staid affair with no surprises or excitement to be found.
- stale The stale cookies were gross.
- Staled The bread staled quickly in the warm, humid weather.
- stalk I saw a deer stalk through the woods.
- stall I had to wait for an hour in the bus stall for the next bus to arrive.
- stand
