How to spell STIFED correctly?

If you are looking for the correct alternative for the misspelling "stifed", the word you are probably meant to write is "stifled". It means to suppress, restrain or hold back. Make sure to use the correct spelling to communicate your ideas clearly and accurately.

• Sided She had Sided with him on everything up until then.
• Sifted She sifted through the evidence, looking for a smoking gun.
• Sited The new factory was sited near the major highway for easy transportation of goods.
• Sniffed The dog sniffed around the park for an hour.
• staffed The hospital is fully staffed with nurses and doctors.
• stained I have stained your shirt.
• Staved He staved off his hunger by snacking on nuts throughout the day.
• steed
• stiff I feel stiff from sitting in this chair for so long.
• stiffed She was really stiffed at the party.
• stiffen She tried to stiffen her spine, but the more she tried, the more she felt like giving in.
• stiffer I need a stiffer condom to protect me from pregnancy.
• stifle I tried to stifle my yawning, but failed miserably.
• stifled Despite his frustration, Jack stifled his anger and remained calm during the meeting.
• Stilled The once bustling city stilled as the power went out.
• stirred I stirred the soup slowly to make sure all the ingredients were well mixed.
• strafed The enemy planes strafed the city with bullets, causing chaos and destruction.
• stuffed I am feeling so stuffed after eating that huge meal.
• suited
• surfed
• Tiffed

Apsolutly

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