How to spell TEARNED correctly?
If you meant to type "tearned" but instantly realized the error, you can consider a few possibilities: "earned", "learned" or "yearned". Each option reflects a different context. "Earned" relates to acquiring something through effort, "learned" implies gaining knowledge, while "yearned" denotes a strong desire for something.
List of suggestions on how to spell tearned correctly
- darned I can't believe I spilled coffee on my shirt again, this darned stain just won't come out!
- earned I have earned a good grade on my exam by studying hard.
- Leaned He leaned against the wall, exhausted after the long day.
- learned Today, I learned how to bake bread from scratch.
- tanned I went to the beach and got really tanned.
- Tared She wore a tared shirt.
- Tarred The victim was tarred and feathered.
- Teamed She teamed up with her colleague to complete the project on time.
- teased She teased her brother about his new haircut.
- tenoned The tenoned boards are perfect for railing.
- Termed The concept of "fake news" is often termed as a serious threat to the credibility of the media.
- trained My dog is trained to not beg for food.
- turned I turned my head to the sound of the door closing.
- Warned I warned them not to come near the bear.
- weaned My baby is weaned and ready to eat solid food.
- Yearned I yearned for a final goodbye from her.
