How to spell SETLED correctly?
If you find yourself constantly misspelling "setled", worry not, as there are a few suggestions to help you get it right. The correct spelling is "settled", which implies that something has become established or resolved. Remember to double the "t" for accurate spelling next time!
List of suggestions on how to spell setled correctly
- nestled She nestled herself into the cozy blanket and sipped her tea.
- Pestled The herbs were pestled into a fine powder and added to the sauce.
- sated After the large dinner, John felt sated and was unable to eat any dessert.
- sealed The envelope was perfectly sealed and nobody could access the document inside.
- seated She was comfortably seated on the sofa.
- settle I hope to settle down in a cozy cottage in the countryside one day.
- settled After much negotiation and compromise, we finally settled on a price for the car.
- settler The settler built a log cabin on the vast prairie land.
- Sidled The cat sidled over to the empty food bowl, hoping to find a few crumbs left behind.
- Sited
- sled
- soled He measured the thickness of the soled shoes.
- Staled I left the bread out too long and it staled quickly.
- steed He rode his trusty steed through the fields towards the sunset.
- Steeled She had steeled herself for the anger, but the hurt was just as glaring.
- styled She styled her hair in a messy bun to make it look effortlessly chic.
Misspelling of the day
Apsolutly
- absolute
- absolutely
- absolutes
- apostle
- appositely
- aptly
- astutely
- axolotl
- axolotls
- desolately
