How to spell TRACTED correctly?

If you've misspelled "tracted", fear not! Here are some correct suggestions. It might be "tracked", referring to monitoring or following something. Alternatively, if you're referring to a legal document, it could be "contracted". Another possibility is "extracted", which means taking something out of a larger whole.

• Attracted She was attracted to his confident personality and charming smile.
• Detracted The poor design of the packaging really detracted from the overall aesthetic of the product.
• Drafted
• dratted I had to deal with that dratted cat again this morning.
• Erected The monument was erected to honor the brave soldiers who fought in the war.
• eructed I eructed a glob of drool onto my chin.
• reacted John reacted to the news with anger.
• retracted The scientist retracted their previous statement after discovering flaws in their research.
• traced The detective traced the suspect's route through the city using surveillance footage.
• tracked The researchers tracked the movement of the migratory birds using GPS devices.
• tract The farmer owns a large tract of land.
• tractor The farmer drove his tractor through the fields plowing the soil.
• tracts I have tracts of land to sell.
• traded
• treated
• Tricked She was tricked into making a purchase she didn't intend to make.
• Trotted The horse trotted across the field towards the barn.
• truanted
• Trucked He trucked his belongings down the hallway and into his new apartment.
• trusted I have always trusted my best friend since childhood.
• trysted I cannot trysted to do this on my own.

Apsolutly

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