How to spell STED correctly?
If you're unsure about the correct spelling of "sted", here are a few suggestions that might clear things up. One possibility could be "stead", which refers to a place or position. Another option might be "stayed", the past tense of "stay". Finally, "stead" could also be a valid alternative, meaning "in place of" or "rather than."
List of suggestions on how to spell sted correctly
- sated After eating a large meal, I was finally sated and felt like taking a nap.
- seed Planting a seed in the soil is the first step towards growing your own vegetables.
- she'd She'd enjoy the party more if she wasn't feeling so tired.
- shed I need to clean out the shed before I can find the garden tools.
- Sited The new factory was sited near the river for easy transportation.
- sled The children went outside to play in the snow and pulled a sled behind them.
- Sped
- STD
- STE
- stead
- steed
- stem The stem of a flower supports the blooms and transports nutrients to and from the roots.
- step
- stet The copy-editor noticed the error and marked it for correction, but the author reviewed it and decided to leave it as is by writing "stet" in the margin.
- stew I love to eat beef stew on a chilly day.
- stud The stud in the wall was able to support the weight of the heavy painting.
- Sued
- SWED
- ted
