How to spell STATEED correctly?

If you accidentally typed "stateed" instead of "stated", don't worry, we've got you covered with a couple of correct suggestions! You could use "stated" for the past tense of "state" or if you're referring to multiple states, go with "states". Remember to proofread your work to catch such errors.

• sated After eating a full three-course meal, I finally felt sated and content.
• sauteed The chicken was sauteed in a pan with butter and garlic.
• scatted I'm sorry, I should have scatted when I saw the dog.
• seated
• Skated He skated across the frozen lake with ease.
• Slated The movie is slated for release in December.
• Slatted The window had been slatted to allow in light and fresh air.
• Spatted I spatted my shoes against the wall to knock off the mud.
• stabbed He was rushed to the emergency room after being stabbed multiple times.
• stacked
• staffed The restaurant was full of staffed personnel.
• staged
• stained She blushed as the blood stained her dress.
• Staked TheClaimant had staked his claim to the land.
• Staled The freshly baked bread had staled and become dry after it was left out all night.
• Stalled
• stared I stared at her for a minute before I could speak.
• starred I starred in a movie and it was really cool.
• started
• startled She was startled when he appeared from behind the door.
• starved The children in the famine-stricken village looked starved and weak.
• stashed I have some cash stashed away in case of an emergency.
• state I have to get to the state office to pick up my driver's license.
• stated The problem is, we can't agree on what the stated goal is.
• stately The imposing Stately Home was named one of the top ten most beautiful mansions in the country.
• Staten
• stater The Athenian stater was a popular currency in ancient Greece.
• states The United States is a federal country consisting of 50 states.
• statue The statue was exquisitely carved from marble.
• statues The museum has an impressive collection of ancient statues.
• Staved I was staved off by the door.
• Stayed I stayed at home last night and cooked dinner.
• steed He set off at a gallop on his steed.
• Stetted
• swatted After getting the text about being swatted, I immediately called the cops.
• tatted She showed off her tatted sleeve at the pool party.

Apsolutly

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