How to spell SWAKED correctly?
If you mistakenly type "swaked" instead of the correct word, there are several potential alternatives. You may have intended to write "swayed", meaning to move gently from side to side. Another possibility is "swanked", referring to boastful behavior or showing off. Ultimately, context plays a significant role in determining the most appropriate replacement for the misspelling "swaked."
List of suggestions on how to spell swaked correctly
- AWAKED I was abruptly awaked by a loud noise outside my window.
- SLAKED After a long hike in the hot sun, I finally slaked my thirst with a refreshing bottle of water.
- SNAKED The trail snaked through the dense forest, making it difficult to navigate.
- SOAKED After walking in the rain for hours, my clothes were soaked through.
- STAKED He staked his claim on the land and built his dream house.
- SWANKED
- SWAYED She was swayed by the persuasive argument presented by the speaker.
- WAKED She waked up feeling much better after getting a good night's sleep.
